Importing a python module to enable a script to be run from command line

With these it helps when I tried to build with python in ST3, I get an import error as I tried to do , You can add this before import caffe

import sys
sys.path.insert(0, '/path_to_caffe_root/python')

hope this fix your issue The reason why the scipy module could not be found is because the python executable run by os.system was not part of the python installation which had scipy installed. (There is more than one python distribution installed on this machine.)
The issue was diagnosed by putting

import sys
print(sys.executable)

it fixes the issue I've updated my OS to Ubuntu 18.04 (Bionic Beaver), the following steps will still works if you're using other version, but it's still worth to mention that I'm no longer in 17.10 version as the stated in the original question.
Turns out that even with python -V showing something with Anaconda, the python command was still pointing to some python2.7. I found that after installing django and trying to run python3 -m django --version to check if the version was right and it showed a message saying that django wasn't installed.

To fix the issue you can do Both ISO8583.py and ISO8583Errors.py are located inside the ISO8583_payment folder. Also, I created the dummy __init.py__ inside ISO8583_Payment folder. When run ISO8583.py from the command line it throws me an error. But it works when I run from pyCharm IDE. , Try following:

import os
import sys

sys.path.append(os.path.realpath(os.path.dirname(os.path.dirname(__file__))))

from ISO8583_Payment.ISO8583Errors import ...

from ISO8583_Payment.ISOErrors import ...