Problem 44504. Get a new matrix by mapping each element of an arbitrary-sized input matrix using lookup table

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David Verrelli on 18 Mar 2018

Please add a simple example to the Problem Statement to illustrate the method you describe in words. Please also add further tests to the Test Suite (cf. Problem 44521). Currently it is easily 'hacked', as demonstrated with Solution 1465530.

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