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\docType{data}

\name{castaway_details}

\alias{castaway_details}

\title{Castaway details}

\format{

This data frame contains the following columns:

\describe{

\item{\code{castaway_id}}{ID of the castaway (primary key). Consistent across seasons and name changes e.g. Amber Brkich / Amber Mariano. The first two letters reference the country of the version played e.g. US, AU (TBA).}

\item{\code{full_name}}{Full name of the castaway}

\item{\code{castaway}}{Short name of the castaway. Name typically used during the season. Sometimes there are multiple

people with the same name e.g. Rob C and Rob M in Survivor All-Stars. This field takes the most verbose name used}

\item{\code{date_of_birth}}{Date of birth}

\item{\code{date_of_death}}{Date of death}

\item{\code{gender}}{Gender of castaway}

\item{\code{poc}}{POC indicator if known and can point to a source, else marked as white. It is understood this is a contentious issue and ultimately up to the individual as to how they wish to be identified. Please log corrections on the Github page.}

\item{\code{race}}{Race (if known)}

\item{\code{ethnicity}}{Ethnicity (if known)}

\item{\code{occupation}}{Occupation}

\item{\code{personality_type}}{The Myer-Briggs personality type of the castaway}

}

}

\source{

\url{https://survivor.fandom.com/wiki/Main_Page},

\url{https://www.personality-database.com/}

}

\usage{

castaway_details

}

\description{

A dataset containing details on the castaways for each season

}

\details{

Race and ethnicity data is included if known and can point to a source, rather than making an assumption

about an individual.

}

\examples{

library(dplyr)

castaway_details |>

count(gender)

}

\keyword{datasets}