Machine learning of materials design and state prediction for lithium ion batteries

doi:10.1016/j.cjche.2021.04.009

Abstract

Abstract: With the widespread use of lithium ion batteries in portable electronics and electric vehicles, further improvements in the performance of lithium ion battery materials and accurate prediction of battery state are of increasing interest to battery researchers. Machine learning, one of the core technologies of artificial intelligence, is rapidly changing many fields with its ability to learn from historical data and solve complex tasks, and it has emerged as a new technique for solving current research problems in the field of lithium ion batteries. This review begins with the introduction of the conceptual framework of machine learning and the general process of its application, then reviews some of the progress made by machine learning in both improving battery materials design and accurate prediction of battery state, and finally points out the current application problems of machine learning and future research directions. It is believed that the use of machine learning will further promote the large-scale application and improvement of lithium-ion batteries.

Key words: Lithium ion batteries, Machine learning, Materials design, State prediction

摘要： With the widespread use of lithium ion batteries in portable electronics and electric vehicles, further improvements in the performance of lithium ion battery materials and accurate prediction of battery state are of increasing interest to battery researchers. Machine learning, one of the core technologies of artificial intelligence, is rapidly changing many fields with its ability to learn from historical data and solve complex tasks, and it has emerged as a new technique for solving current research problems in the field of lithium ion batteries. This review begins with the introduction of the conceptual framework of machine learning and the general process of its application, then reviews some of the progress made by machine learning in both improving battery materials design and accurate prediction of battery state, and finally points out the current application problems of machine learning and future research directions. It is believed that the use of machine learning will further promote the large-scale application and improvement of lithium-ion batteries.

关键词: Lithium ion batteries, Machine learning, Materials design, State prediction

Jiale Mao, Jiazhi Miao, Yingying Lu, Zheming Tong. Machine learning of materials design and state prediction for lithium ion batteries[J]. Chinese Journal of Chemical Engineering, 2021, 37(9): 1-11.

Jiale Mao, Jiazhi Miao, Yingying Lu, Zheming Tong. Machine learning of materials design and state prediction for lithium ion batteries[J]. 中国化学工程学报, 2021, 37(9): 1-11.

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