Highest Person Number In Household

{'_id': '141605',
 '_index': 'dor',
 '_source': {'analysis_unit': 'h',
             'boost': None,
             'categories': {'frequencies': [], 'labels': [], 'labels_de': [], 'missings': [], 'values': []},
             'dataset': 'hbrutt13',
             'label': 'Highest Person Number In Household',
             'label_de': 'Hoechste vergebene Personennummer im HH',
             'name': 'bdhpmax',
             'name_cs': 'bdhpmax',
             'namespace': 'iab-soep-mig',
             'period': '2013',
             'scale': '',
             'statistics': {'names': ['Min.', '1st Qu.', 'Median', 'Mean', '3rd Qu.', 'Max.', 'valid', 'invalid'],
                            'values': ['1', '1', '1', '1.446', '1', '13', '12992', '0']},
             'study': 'iab-soep-mig',
             'sub_type': 'org/gross',
             'uni': {'frequencies': [], 'labels': [], 'labels_de': [], 'missings': [], 'values': []},
             'variable': 'bdhpmax'},
 '_type': 'variable',
 '_version': 2,
 'found': True}

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