[D] How can I interpret Shapley values if I don't have a background in game theory?

One limitation of the Shapley value pointed out in the following post/paper was that for non-experts in game theory, theoretical interpretations are not intuitive and not useful.

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My goal is to understand what input features are more important to a neural network's predictions (LSTM in my case). The SHAP Python library makes it easy to calculate SHAP values. Since my inputs are time series, I get a SHAP value for every time step of every input feature. I can …

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