A Deep Learning Approach Towards Generating High-fidelity Diverse Synthetic Battery Datasets (2304.06043v1)

Abstract: Recent surge in the number of Electric Vehicles have created a need to develop inexpensive energy-dense Battery Storage Systems. Many countries across the planet have put in place concrete measures to reduce and subsequently limit the number of vehicles powered by fossil fuels. Lithium-ion based batteries are presently dominating the electric automotive sector. Energy research efforts are also focussed on accurate computation of State-of-Charge of such batteries to provide reliable vehicle range estimates. Although such estimation algorithms provide precise estimates, all such techniques available in literature presume availability of superior quality battery datasets. In reality, gaining access to proprietary battery usage datasets is very tough for battery scientists. Moreover, open access datasets lack the diverse battery charge/discharge patterns needed to build generalized models. Curating battery measurement data is time consuming and needs expensive equipment. To surmount such limited data scenarios, we introduce few Deep Learning-based methods to synthesize high-fidelity battery datasets, these augmented synthetic datasets will help battery researchers build better estimation models in the presence of limited data. We have released the code and dataset used in the present approach to generate synthetic data. The battery data augmentation techniques introduced here will alleviate limited battery dataset challenges.