I usually use jupyter lab instead of the notebook and ran into the issue of not finding micasense module when
import micasense

However, I saw that it successfully imported micasense when I used it in the notebook. I also saw the micasense folder and files in there, so I assumed the micasense library needed to be added as a module in conda.
I then found some tidbits here and here which led me to the following steps:

1. cd imageprocessing
2. conda develop micasense
3. python3 setup.py install
4. jupyter lab .
5. import micasense

Now it works.

Those are good tips, I haven't used lab yet. One thing I'll add is that for users that want to modify library code, 3 can be replaced with

python3 setup.py develop

which allows the user to continue editing the installed library code without re-installing. When done hacking on the code, the python3 setup.py install option can be used.

There is also some commentary here about using pip -e instead of setup.py as a preferred alternative due to how it handles dependencies.

How can I install module named 'micasense'.
I am getting error "ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'micasense'