State of Charge Estimation of Lithium Battery Based on Integrated Kalman Filter Framework and Machine Learning Algorithm

Abstract

Research on batteries’ State of Charge (SOC) estimation for equivalent circuit models based on the Kalman Filter (KF) framework and machine learning algorithms remains relatively limited. Most studies are focused on a few machine learning algorithms and do not present comprehensive analysis and comparison. Furthermore, most of them focus on obtaining the state space parameters of the Kalman filter frame algorithm models using machine learning algorithms and then substituting the state space parameters into the Kalman filter frame algorithm to estimate the SOC. Such algorithms are highly coupled, and present high complexity and low practicability. This study aims to integrate machine learning with the Kalman filter frame algorithm, and to estimate the final SOC by using different combinations of the input, output, and intermediate variable values of five Kalman filter frame algorithms as the input of the machine learning algorithms of six main streams. These are: linear regression, support vector Regression, XGBoost, AdaBoost, random forest, and LSTM; the algorithm coupling is lower for two-way parameter adjustment and is not applied between the machine learning and Kalman filtering framework algorithms. The results demonstrate that the integrated learning algorithm significantly improves the estimation accuracy when compared to the pure Kalman filter framework or the machine learning algorithms. Among the various integrated algorithms, the random forest and Kalman filter framework presents the highest estimation accuracy along with good real-time performance. Therefore, it can be implemented in various engineering applications.

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