Well, yeah. My point is the syntax itself is very (too) clever. This syntax is probably possible in C# but you’d be a monster to write it (lots of operator over

Well, yeah. My point is the syntax itself is very (too) clever. This syntax is probably possible in C# but you’d be a monster to write it (lots of operator overloads.) The whole implementation is from an implementation of an extended isolation forest. It’s easy enough to find on GitHub if you’re interested.