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For an n-player transferable utility game with v(∅)=0, the Shapley value is
ϕi​(v)=S⊆N∖{i}∑​n!∣S∣!(n−∣S∣−1)!​(v(S∪{i})−v(S)).​
(1)
It averages player i's marginal contribution over uniformly random orders of all players. Exactly ∣S∣!(n−∣S∣−1)! of the n! permutations put precisely S before i. For a cooperative cost game, apply the same linear formula to the cost function; the result represents payments instead of distributed benefits.

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