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This article seems to be writen like an academic paper, and is therefore, not very encyclopedic. The original author or some other party should attempt to modify the article to make it read more like an encyclopedic text. CB Droege19:55, 21 September 2006 (UTC)[reply]
The purpose of the page is both as an introduction and tutorial on structure tensors. I appreciate the feedback, nevertheless, this was not a published academic paper and the subject matter is geared especially to those needing help with structure tensors for computer vision in a reference, i.e. encyclopedic, fashion. I am open to specific suggestions as to how to make it "...read more like an encyclopedic text" other than adding a history section. Thanks again for the feedback. S. Arseneau, 22 September 2006
This then is the problem with the article. It is a well done article, but Wikipedia is a place for encyclopedic articles, not tutorials or instructions. The article needs some work before it is apropriate for this context. CB Droege14:09, 25 September 2006 (UTC)[reply]
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