How to let Pycharm know that plugins are installed in Python?

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Ilya2017-01-11 10:53:27

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Ilya, 2017-01-11 10:53:27

How to let Pycharm know that plugins are installed in Python?

Pycharm swears at the modules that I connect, they say they do not exist, but I successfully installed them. Unresolved reference in the description of the warning, red underline. But nevertheless, everything works fine, I connect Cmath and from lxlm import etree. Python 3.5, win64, latest PyCharm.
upd: I updated the cache, everything is the same.

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Andrey Shubin, 2017-01-11
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Are there required packages here?

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