Features of Math.JS

• Basic Arithmetic Operations: Math.js also has additional functions for adding, subtracting, multiplying, dividing etcetera that can handle complex numbers, big numbers, and fractions among other things.
• Matrix Operations: Math.js contains all kinds of functions that can be applied to matrices quickly. Ideal for carrying out linear algebra tasks in data analysis, graphics, machine learning, and so forth; it is possible to add subtract multiply transpose inverse determine solve linear systems det etc.
• Statistical Computations: In terms of descriptive statistics (mean median standard deviation), probability distributions hypothesis testing correlation analysis, etc., you will find all the required tools for exploring data sets and modeling statistical relationships.
• Unit Conversion: Math.js makes calculating the quantities much easier. No need to manually convert or possibly make mistakes when you are performing conversion between meters and kilometers or Fahrenheit and Celsius as units can be defined easily thereby eliminating cumbersome conversions.
• Enhanced Mathematical Capabilities: Helps to use advanced mathematical functions which are not available in the standard Math object, allowing you to do complicated calculations for scientific, engineering or financial applications.
• Improved Precision: Compute more accurate large numbers by using big numbers as data types for high precision operations or making use of fractions which are an exact representation of rational numbers.
• Simplified Unit Handling: It helps a lot by reducing the intricacies encountered during unit conversions, Math.js provides an opportunity for you to create and play around with units directly on your code. This whole thing is done in order to maintain uniformity and to eliminate possibilities of errors in calculation resulting from disorganized units.

Math.js is an all-inclusive, user-friendly math library that is made to give JavaScript developers increased power in terms of their math capabilities and it is applicable both on web browsers and Node.js environment. It rises above all kinds of restrictions set by the built-in Math object of JavaScript by offering more useful features and functions.