Challenges
(Deprecated) The challenges data set has been superseded by two new data sets challenge_results
and
challenge_description
.
challenges
This nested data frame contains the following columns:
season_name
The season name
season
The season number
episode
Episode number
day
The day of the tribal council
challenge_type
The challenge type e.g. immunity, reward, etc
challenge_name
[under development] Name of the challenge played (TBA)
outcome_type
Whether the challenge is individual or tribal. Some individual reward challenges may involve multiple castawats as the winner gets to choose who they bring along
winners_id
The ID of the winners of the challenge. Consistent with castaway_id
winners
The list of winners. Either the list of people in the tribe which won, list of people that participated on the reward or the individual winner
winning_tribe
Name of the winner tribe. NA
during the merge
A nested tidy data frame of immunity and reward challenge results. The winners and winning tribe of the challenge are found by expanding the 'winners' column. For individual immunity challenges the winning tribe is simply 'NA'.
Typically in the merge if a single person win a reward they are allowed to bring others along with them. The first castaway in the expanded list is likely to be the winner and the subsequent players those they brought along with them. Although, not always. Occasionally in the merge the castaways are split into two teams for the purpose of the reward, in which case all castaways win the reward rather than a single person.
The 'day' field on this data set represents the day of the tribal council rather than the day of the challenge. This is to more easily associate the reward challenge with the immunity challenge and result of the tribal council. It also helps for joining tables.
Note the challenges table is the combined immunity and rewards tables which will eventually be dropped in later releases.
library(dplyr) library(tidyr) challenges %>% filter(season == 40) %>% unnest(winners)
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