A character table is a matrix that represents a collection of characters on a collection of taxa.
Each element of the matrix represents to which each element encodes one character assignment of a single taxon.
More precisely, a character dividing n taxa into S and Sc can be encoded by an
array A of length n for which A[j]=1 if the jth taxon belongs to S and A[j]=0
if the jth taxon belongs to Sc. A character table is then formed by overlapping
a collection of character arrays into a matrix.
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