Essentially, Epsilon is a way to disconnect mathematical ideas and the descriptions of them. In the same way that Rx is a method of implementing the pub/sub paradigm in Rxn language (i.e. RxSwift, RxJS, etc,) Sigma is a way of implementing mathematical ideas in programming languages.

This means that there would be a EpsilonSwift, EpsilonTS, and so on. For now, the project focuses on figuring out how to deal with mathematical expressions and figure in pseudocode, independently of any programming language. Once this abstract framework is finished, we can then begin implementation in different languages.

You should note that as of January 2020, Epsilon is currently in its alpha phase of development. The full feature set has not yet been created, and volatile API changes will happen. However, if you wish to try out the current features of Epsilon right now, create a new project, run npm init -y, create an index.js, and run npm i -S