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Calculating Future Return
An agent is interacting with an environment. At the current time step, t=1, it observes a sequence of rewards for the remainder of the episode, which ends at T=4. The rewards are as follows: r_1 = -1, r_2 = 5, r_3 = 0, r_4 = 10. Calculate the value of the future return, represented by the notation , and briefly explain what this calculated value signifies for the agent's experience from time step 1 onwards.
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