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You should do it! If you actually had a solution for operator overloading you'd really stand out from the other various JS deep learning libraries. Save me from pip and conda please :)
I can try implementing it in the future lol It would surely be a quality of life improvement. But with the current tools, I tried my best to make the syntax as similar as possible to PyTorch’s!
If you do want to add evaluation of mathematical expressions you should check out Math.js since they provide a parser among other utilities. Please make it optional though, it would be a nightmare to debug if everything was written in strings.