Detection of differences between Amyloid‐Positive and Negative Participants based on Their Driving Behavior during On‐Ramp Merging

These results offer insights into possible cognitive-based decision-making differences and potential physiological markers for early cognitive decline during challenging real-world driving activities such as on-ramp merging in persons at high risk for cognitive decline and AD. These findings deepen our understanding of the nuanced relationship between cognitive factors and driving behaviors. Future experiments aim to classify groups based on naturalistic drive on-ramp merging using machine learning for more accurate classification.