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…cause we can't pass the `forecast_unit` arg to apply_metrics
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This PR simplifies
score()a bit by introducing a new function,apply_metrics()that takes care of applying all metrics.The function evaluates an expression. One question to think about: should this expression be inside or outside the function? Having it inside makes the rest of the code clearer. Having it outside allows for more customisability.
Another downside of the current approach is that it is difficult to do things e.g. by
forecast_unit. The way this is handled currently is that a matrix is constructed based on the data for quantile and sample-based forecasts (this is helpful for speed reasons).This PR closes #398 and also #429 as
run_safely()now runs withinscore()