A new solution for \(n\)-person games using coalitional theory. I: The conditions (Q2748145)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1658926
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    A new solution for \(n\)-person games using coalitional theory. I: The conditions
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1658926

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      14 October 2001
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      Shapley value
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      split-the-difference
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      coalition tree
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      A new solution for \(n\)-person games using coalitional theory. I: The conditions (English)
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      Let \(v\) be an \(n\)-person transferable utility game in coalition function form, and let \(S(v)\) be the Shapley value of \(v\). This paper studies \(v\) from the standpoint of coalition trees. The split-the-difference (STD) solution is applied when any coalition tree is equally likely, and any 2-player coalition splits its coalition value equally. The paper shows that the STD solution of \(v\) is \(S(v)\). In addition, a sufficient condition is given for the STD solution to be in the core of \(v\).
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