[ENH] add sample_weight to probabilistic forecasting metrics#1052
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Fixes #369
Related to sktime/sktime#6548
This PR adds
sample_weightsupport to all probabilistic forecasting metrics.Changes:
Added
sample_weightto theBaseProbaMetricandBaseDistrMetricevaluation workflows.Extracted weights from
**kwargsand applied them usingnp.average(..., weights=sample_weight)in the temporal aggregation steps.Naturally inherited by all specific metrics (PinballLoss, CRPS, LogLoss, etc.).
Added an interface-level unit test to verify correctness across all quantile and interval metrics.
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