Mohit Nair, Kristin Moore, Sara Jaye Sanford, Anne McNair, Alastair Matheson, Eva Wong
Impacts of COVID-19 on Young Children and Families: A Qualitative Study Using Best Starts for Kids Health Survey Data in King County, WA
Maternal and child health journal
driving complex daily activity indicating age diseaserelated cognitive declines therefore deficits driving performance compared ones without mild cognitive impairment mci reflect changes cognitive functioning increasing evidence unobtrusive monitoring older adults driving performance dailylife setting may allow us detect subtle early changes cognition objectives paper include designing lowcost invehicle sensing hardware capable obtaining highprecision positioning telematics data identifying important indicators early changes cognition detecting earlywarning signs cognitive impairment truly normal daytoday driving condition machine learning approaches statistical analysis comparing drivers mci without reveals mci exhibit smoother safer driving patterns suggests drivers mci cognizant condition tend avoid erratic driving behaviors furthermore random forest models identified number night trips number trips education influential factors data evaluation