Disambiguation results for all analyzed tasks.

Full disambiguation (e.g. an identity matrix) implies that an agent or animal using the given memory system should be able to perform the task perfectly. The performance of an agent at a state that is semi-disambiguated (defined as at least some zero entries appearing in a nonzero row in the matrix) should be suboptimal or even very poor, as the agent will not have sufficient information to make the correct decisions at the choice points.