Abstract
Lithium-ion batteries age continuously during usage due to their characteristics and the influence of various external factors, but as degradation deepens, it can lead to an apparent decrease in battery safety and reliability. Therefore, predicting remaining useful life from the current to end state and preventing possible dangerous incidents are essential for battery health management. A novel method from the perspective of providing aging features reference and balance prognostics speed and precision is proposed. Firstly, the used dataset is preprocessed in many ways. Then, through feature engineering, 79 features are extracted in the dataset from three perspectives: direct, evolution, statistics, and most representative 16 features are filtered to form the final feature set based on the method of combining discretization and importance. Feature engineering is established to find crucial information within the dataset that correlates highly with remaining life and represents most battery recession paths. Finally, the sparse autoencoder and Transformer integrated approach is proposed to build the life prediction model, and it can learn the temporal relationship between the feature set and remaining cycles quickly and accurately. According to the forecasting results of 62 batteries with different aging conditions, the error can reach 7.43% by only using the feature sequence under 30 cycle lengths. For early life prediction, the error of using the first 100 cycles data is at most 2.6%.
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