> What you can do is patch the code to add the NAs back after the
> Prediction step (which many predict() methods do).
Thanks Andy for your hints and especially for digging into the problem
like this! I have, in the meantime, written a simple wrapper around
predict.loess that fills in the NAs, where I would like to have them.
cu
Philipp
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Technische Universität München
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