2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.est.2022.104376
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Early prediction of cycle life for lithium-ion batteries based on evolutionary computation and machine learning

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“…The predicted results closely match lithium-ion batteries' real capacity value and exhibit fluctuations similar to the actual capacity value. RMSE and RMSE in references [10] and [11] are in a good range.…”
Section: Rul Prediction Results Of Pf-bpmentioning
confidence: 81%
“…The predicted results closely match lithium-ion batteries' real capacity value and exhibit fluctuations similar to the actual capacity value. RMSE and RMSE in references [10] and [11] are in a good range.…”
Section: Rul Prediction Results Of Pf-bpmentioning
confidence: 81%
“…They also developed and compared various machine learning methods, which can be regarded as the benchmark of more advanced related studies. 179,180 Some other researchers have conducted methods to improve the lifetime prediction accuracy based on the work of Severson et al 119 whether using more manually extracted features with the optimal feature selection method 181–183 or improved hybrid machine learning algorithms. 184,185…”
Section: Battery Health Prognosticsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They also developed and compared various machine learning methods, which can be regarded as the benchmark of more advanced related studies. 179,180 Some other researchers have conducted methods to improve the lifetime prediction accuracy based on the work of Severson et al 119 whether using more manually extracted features with the optimal feature selection method [181][182][183] or improved hybrid machine learning algorithms. 184,185 In addition to the feature-based lifetime prediction reviewed above, Paulson 186 evaluated the feature-based lifetime prediction on their own data set, which includes 300 pouch batteries with six different cathode chemistries.…”
Section: Eol Point Predictionmentioning
confidence: 99%