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A highly effective and robust structure-based LSTM with feature-vector tuning framework for high-accuracy SOC estimation in EV

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  • Ahn, Junyoung
  • Lee, Yoonseok
  • Han, Byeongjik
  • Lee, Sohyeon
  • Kim, Yunsun
  • Chung, Daewon
  • Jeon, Joonhyeon

Abstract

This paper describes a new dual long short-term memory (LSTM) model for accurate estimation of the state of charge (SOC) of lithium–ion batteries in electric vehicles. The proposed network has highly effective and robust structure combining a mainstream (m–) LSTM and gradient (g–) LSTM in parallel, which can capture both data-temporal dependency and variability in battery's time-series. The g–LSTM possessing a gradient function consists of very few unit-cells corresponding to about 3 % of m–LSTM cells, and helps prevent the decrease of SOC accuracy caused by sudden changes of current and voltage during charging and discharging. Experimental results show that due to the gradient-tuning effect of feature vectors, the proposed model offers an innovative approach to predicting the SOC patterns with extraordinary precision, resulting in remarkably improved accuracy, on average 12.02 % higher than that of the vanilla LSTM. Further, the proposed dual LSTM demonstrates a fast convergence speed in the training process, and achieves highly accurate SOC estimation, even on unexpected data. Consequently, the computationally efficient and effective g–LSTM collaboration provides a highly robust and strong LSTM network structure to accurately estimate battery SOC, which helps maintain stable performance.

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  • Ahn, Junyoung & Lee, Yoonseok & Han, Byeongjik & Lee, Sohyeon & Kim, Yunsun & Chung, Daewon & Jeon, Joonhyeon, 2025. "A highly effective and robust structure-based LSTM with feature-vector tuning framework for high-accuracy SOC estimation in EV," Energy, Elsevier, vol. 325(C).
  • Handle: RePEc:eee:energy:v:325:y:2025:i:c:s0360544225017761
    DOI: 10.1016/j.energy.2025.136134
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