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JOURNAL OF ENERGY STORAGE
Volume 55, Issue -, Pages -Publisher
ELSEVIER
DOI: 10.1016/j.est.2022.105571
Keywords
Battery self-discharge; Support vector regression; Data-driven models; Charge-discharge curves
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- Special project for the cultivation of scientific and technological achievements [IMIPY2021006]
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An improved support vector regression method is proposed to predict the self-discharge voltage drop in lithium-ion batteries. The method extracts multiple features and optimizes weight parameters to achieve higher prediction accuracy compared to traditional models.
An improved support vector regression (SVR) method is proposed for predicting the self-discharge voltage drop (SDV-drop) in lithium-ion batteries. Multiple features were extracted according to the charge and discharge curves of lithium-ion batteries, and the three features having the strongest correlation with the SDV-drop were identified via grey relational analysis. Then, these three features were assigned different weight parameters to obtain composite features which were input into the improved support vector machine through differential evolution algorithm parameter optimization training. Finally, the improved SVR model was obtained. Model training and testing were performed via a battery charge and discharge experiment and battery static experimental data of a new energy vehicle company, and the results indicated that the proposed method had a higher prediction accuracy than the neural-network model and the Gaussian process regression model.
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