[botmeister]

I think both of you have a point, but a middle ground is what I think would be a good spot to aim for (pun intended).

I'd say it makes sense to put in the basics of relevant linear algebra, etc with references pointing the reader to the more advanced stuff. It also makes sense to give basic examples of what the formulas are used for so that people will have a chance at understanding what is written.

The other thing to consider, is for us to define exactly what the intention fo the wiki is. Should we leave out the advanced stuff when there may be some who appreciate having it in there? What about posting advance algo's such as mesh navigation with learning?

If there's to be a compromise, we'll end up with a wiki that is good only for no one.

I'm also not sure that this is the place to discuss wiki entries. Entries should be debated through the wiki itself. Is that not how a wiki is supposed to work?

My 2 cents.