It's not a bad idea to include pseudocode, but my pet peeve is that there's really no standard for pseudocode. I tend to write pseudocode that looks like python. I did that in an internal paper for a group I worked in a few years back and the manager of the group made me change it to look more like C (complete with for loops as: for(i=0; i<x; i++) which made no sense to me).

Oh, haha, then disregard my intuition that it would help avoid stylistic critiques :-)