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The Chase Kan11 Episode Statistics
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Analyzes episode data from "The Chase" (Game Show) Israel. This collection details results from the Israeli adaptation of the popular British quiz show format. The primary aim is to investigate potential winning patterns and explore correlations between contestant demographics (such as age and gender) and their financial success, both individually and as a team. The data encompasses individual contestant performance, money earned in the quick-fire round, sums chosen for the chase, and the final team outcome.
Columns
The dataset features 24 columns covering the results for four individual contestants (p_1 through p_4) and final team outcomes:
- p_x_gender: The gender of the contestant.
- p_x_age: The age of the contestant (e.g., the mean age for the first contestant is 36.3, and the second is 35.9).
- p_x_fast_round_sum: The amount of money accumulated by the contestant during their fast-money round.
- p_x_play_sum_chosen: The amount of money the contestant selected for their individual chase against the chaser (this represents their risk-taking decision, choosing between the high, middle, or low offer).
- p_x_round_status: The outcome of the individual contestant’s round (0 for lost, 1 for won, meaning they survived the chase).
- team_total_sum: The overall prize fund earned by the team members who successfully survived their individual chases.
- question_answered: The count of questions answered correctly by the team in the final two-minute round.
- game_result: The ultimate result of the episode (0 if the team lost the money, 1 if they won the collective prize fund).
- season: Indicates the season number from which the episode data was sampled (Seasons 1, 2, and 3 are present).
Distribution
The data is provided in a standard CSV file format, typically named The_Chase__Dataset.csv. The file size is small (11.21 kB) and contains 101 records or rows across 24 columns. All columns examined show 100% data validity with no missing entries. This dataset represents a static snapshot and has an expected update frequency of Never.
Usage
This data is perfectly suited for several analytical tasks:
- Statistical analysis focusing on game show dynamics and contestant behaviour.
- Exploring relationships between demographic factors (age, gender) and contestant decisions (money selected, risk tolerance).
- Creating predictive models aimed at forecasting individual contestant success or overall episode victory probability.
- Studying the impact of the final round performance on the overall game outcome.
Coverage
The focus is geographically specific to Israel, detailing results exclusively from the regional version of the game show, The Chase. The data includes demographic information (age and gender) for the four contestants in each episode. The sampled episodes cover Seasons 1, 2, and 3 of the Israeli broadcast.
License
CC0: Public Domain
Who Can Use It
- Data Science Professionals: For classification and regression tasks focused on predicting win probability and monetary outcomes.
- Academics and Researchers: For studying human behaviour under pressure, risk assessment, and game theory within television formats.
- Media and Television Analysts: To gain insights into audience engagement and contestant profiles across different international versions of the show.
Dataset Name Suggestions
- The Chase Israel: Contestant and Winnings Data
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Attributes
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