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[Question] #433

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nsankar opened this issue Oct 19, 2021 · 3 comments
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[Question] #433

nsankar opened this issue Oct 19, 2021 · 3 comments

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@nsankar
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nsankar commented Oct 19, 2021

Would like to know the dependent variable (y) used in the ML model. Is it the Cycle_Index for all the cycler data types ?

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In general, no. There are several different targets for an ML model, depending on the application. In our 2019 publication, the target was the cycle_index to 80% of initial capacity, but this was because the SOC window was the same for all cells.

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ardunn commented Oct 19, 2021

Hi @nsankar there are multiple ways to determine the dependent variable for the ML model. You do so by getting particular features from the structured file .

If you use the beep featurize command with all_targets you can see them; they include things like @patrickherring-TRI was saying, but they can also include properties from the diagnostic cycles.

You can also find these features programmatically with the TrajectoryFastCharge and DiagnosticProperties classes.

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nsankar commented Oct 22, 2021

Thanks for the info. @ardunn @patrickherring-TRI

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