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Main Authors: Tan, Ruifeng, Hong, Weixiang, Tang, Jiayue, Lu, Xibin, Ma, Ruijun, Zheng, Xiang, Li, Jia, Huang, Jiaqiang, Zhang, Tong-Yi
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Published: 2025
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Online Access:https://arxiv.org/abs/2502.18807
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author Tan, Ruifeng
Hong, Weixiang
Tang, Jiayue
Lu, Xibin
Ma, Ruijun
Zheng, Xiang
Li, Jia
Huang, Jiaqiang
Zhang, Tong-Yi
author_facet Tan, Ruifeng
Hong, Weixiang
Tang, Jiayue
Lu, Xibin
Ma, Ruijun
Zheng, Xiang
Li, Jia
Huang, Jiaqiang
Zhang, Tong-Yi
contents Battery Life Prediction (BLP), which relies on time series data produced by battery degradation tests, is crucial for battery utilization, optimization, and production. Despite impressive advancements, this research area faces three key challenges. Firstly, the limited size of existing datasets impedes insights into modern battery life data. Secondly, most datasets are restricted to small-capacity lithium-ion batteries tested under a narrow range of diversity in labs, raising concerns about the generalizability of findings. Thirdly, inconsistent and limited benchmarks across studies obscure the effectiveness of baselines and leave it unclear if models popular in other time series fields are effective for BLP. To address these challenges, we propose BatteryLife, a comprehensive dataset and benchmark for BLP. BatteryLife integrates 16 datasets, offering a 2.5 times sample size compared to the previous largest dataset, and provides the most diverse battery life resource with batteries from 8 formats, 59 chemical systems, 9 operating temperatures, and 421 charge/discharge protocols, including both laboratory and industrial tests. Notably, BatteryLife is the first to release battery life datasets of zinc-ion batteries, sodium-ion batteries, and industry-tested large-capacity lithium-ion batteries. With the comprehensive dataset, we revisit the effectiveness of baselines popular in this and other time series fields. Furthermore, we propose CyclePatch, a plug-in technique that can be employed in various neural networks. Extensive benchmarking of 18 methods reveals that models popular in other time series fields can be unsuitable for BLP, and CyclePatch consistently improves model performance establishing state-of-the-art benchmarks. Moreover, BatteryLife evaluates model performance across aging conditions and domains. BatteryLife is available at https://github.com/Ruifeng-Tan/BatteryLife.
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spellingShingle BatteryLife: A Comprehensive Dataset and Benchmark for Battery Life Prediction
Tan, Ruifeng
Hong, Weixiang
Tang, Jiayue
Lu, Xibin
Ma, Ruijun
Zheng, Xiang
Li, Jia
Huang, Jiaqiang
Zhang, Tong-Yi
Machine Learning
Artificial Intelligence
Digital Libraries
Battery Life Prediction (BLP), which relies on time series data produced by battery degradation tests, is crucial for battery utilization, optimization, and production. Despite impressive advancements, this research area faces three key challenges. Firstly, the limited size of existing datasets impedes insights into modern battery life data. Secondly, most datasets are restricted to small-capacity lithium-ion batteries tested under a narrow range of diversity in labs, raising concerns about the generalizability of findings. Thirdly, inconsistent and limited benchmarks across studies obscure the effectiveness of baselines and leave it unclear if models popular in other time series fields are effective for BLP. To address these challenges, we propose BatteryLife, a comprehensive dataset and benchmark for BLP. BatteryLife integrates 16 datasets, offering a 2.5 times sample size compared to the previous largest dataset, and provides the most diverse battery life resource with batteries from 8 formats, 59 chemical systems, 9 operating temperatures, and 421 charge/discharge protocols, including both laboratory and industrial tests. Notably, BatteryLife is the first to release battery life datasets of zinc-ion batteries, sodium-ion batteries, and industry-tested large-capacity lithium-ion batteries. With the comprehensive dataset, we revisit the effectiveness of baselines popular in this and other time series fields. Furthermore, we propose CyclePatch, a plug-in technique that can be employed in various neural networks. Extensive benchmarking of 18 methods reveals that models popular in other time series fields can be unsuitable for BLP, and CyclePatch consistently improves model performance establishing state-of-the-art benchmarks. Moreover, BatteryLife evaluates model performance across aging conditions and domains. BatteryLife is available at https://github.com/Ruifeng-Tan/BatteryLife.
title BatteryLife: A Comprehensive Dataset and Benchmark for Battery Life Prediction
topic Machine Learning
Artificial Intelligence
Digital Libraries
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2502.18807