One other thing. If I start installing Keras in my environment via
with “conda install -c anaconda keras”
I get an impressive list of what Anaconda wants to do on the system with Updates and Downgrades. So compatibility really is a thing here. Since I am not very experienced with package management my idea would be to let Anaconda handle the packages.
And the Github page states that Keras is compatible with Python up to 3.6. So there is no guarantee it will work with 3.7 (I would assume it should but maybe has not been tested)
