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The Sylvester Matrix Library Comes to Node.js (Saturday, December 17, 2011) - Before some recent machine learning implementations in node I set out to find a reasonable matrix math/linear algebra library for node.js. The pickings were slim but I managed to dig up a general JavaScript matrix math library written by James Coglan called sylvester. Clearly, sylvester had to be node-ified. With the help of Rob Ellis (a collaborator on natural)