[R] What does ksmooth() do that NadarayaWatsonkernel() does not?

tsonkernel() But these are not the same as ksmooth() $B!D(B but still ksmooth() seems to result in better fit so I would like To know what it does to achieve this better fit? Best regards Jesper Hybel Pedersen [[alternative HTML version deleted]] __

[R] stabilitytest dse package

451762 #>[2,] -6.3785096 6.3785096 #>The system is stable. #>[1] TRUE #>attr(,"roots") #> Inverse of distinct roots of det(A(L))moduli #>[1,] 0.9567764 0.9567764 #>[2,] -0.1567764 0.1567764