When weighted sum of squares is considered it's actually unclear what is the x in \omega^{ (i) } expression.
If we fit \theta to minimize over train sample we have no x without superscripts.
So the following statement about disadvantage of loess would be better placed before stating the optimization problem,
Section 7.1, page 88.
When weighted sum of squares is considered it's actually unclear what is the x in \omega^{ (i) } expression. If we fit \theta to minimize over train sample we have no x without superscripts.
So the following statement about disadvantage of loess would be better placed before stating the optimization problem,