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An autonomous agent is being trained to navigate a maze. At a specific intersection (a 'state'), it can either 'turn left' or 'turn right' (the 'actions'). We compare the agent's current decision-making strategy to its initial, less-developed strategy. For the action 'turn left' at this intersection, the ratio of its probability under the current strategy to its probability under the initial strategy is 2.5. What is the most accurate interpretation of this value?

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