Question 30 Not yet a nswered Marked out of 2.00 '7 Flag question The question below was one of the multiple choice questions. Justify the answer you gave in the multiple choice question, by showing detailed work, indicating and labeling what you are calculating properly, showing detailed work, and providing the final answer, Explain your decision in light of what you calculate A robot is placed in front of a tourist store located in downtown 3. Francisco, U.S., to welcome customers. The robot has been trained to give three different types of greetings. The training took place by telling the robot to associate conversations with the potential language of the visitors using supervised machine learning. The robot was trained to say: "Bienvenidos" for Spanish speaking people "Genki des ka?" for Japanese speaking people "Welcome" for English speaking people. Based on past information, a random visitor to this store has probability 0.3 of being a Spanish speaking person, 0.5 of being an English speaking person and 0.2 of being a Japanese speaking person. In the training done, it was found that when the visitors are Spanish speaking the robot gives the correct greeting 70% of the time. when the visitors are English, the robot gives the correct greeting 85% of the time, And when the visitors are Japanese, the robot gives the correct greeting 60% of the time. The robot has all this information in its memory chip, The robot is also trained to ask, after greeting the person: "Did I greet you properly"? If the person answers "yes", then the robot decides that it gave the right greeting, and uses the rules of probability to decide what language the person speaks and completes the sentence in the language that applies, saying: " Wonderful. I love your.... "(see * below) where the dots indicate the language (Spanish, Japanese, or English). Otherwise, the robot will not say anything else and just operates internally to update its algorithms in order to do better next time. If a random person arrives, the robot greets the person, and the visitor tells the robot "Yes" (that it greeted properly), how will the robot complete the sentence? Use the rules of probability to make a decision, given the information available. Assume that the robot will conclude the sentence by choosing the language that is most probable given that it was told that it was right. (') "Estupendo. Me encanta su Espanyol," "Suba rashi. Watashi wa anata no nihongo ga daisukidesu" "Wonderful. I love your English." Do not attach any files or screenshots. Use the editor and write in the space provided. 1A'BI