“…Krawtchouk polynomials and their generalisation appear in many areas of mathematics, see 2 [8]: harmonic analysis [11,6,17], statistics [7], combinatorics and coding theory [5,9,10,12,14], probability theory [8], representation theory (e.g., of quantum groups) [1,3,13], difference equations [2], and pattern recognition [15]. However, our motivation in this article was primarily driven by generalising the results obtained in [16] -and thus shedding more light on the qualitative structure of (generalisations of) Krawtchouk polynomials -and not yet with a specific application in mind.…”