Improving Lithium Battery: Application of Data Mining

In an age controlled by improved technological innovations and ideas, there is some increasing gradual depletion in the performance measure of lithium battery which has triggered a shift in its efficiency. This text provides an improvement into lithium battery data life performance prediction using Weka 3.7.1. The classification technique was used to classify the massively extracted dataset from Arbin BT 2000 Battery Testing Repository. However, based on the huge size of the dataset, 20% which was adequate when dealing with huge data size yielded 10,001 instances with 14 attributes. The Multi-Layer Perceptron, Sequential Minimal Optimisation, and Naïve Bayes were the algorithms used to perform the lithium battery data mining, the efficiency. Furthermore, the researcher applied k-fold cross-validation with 90% training data and 10% test data which realised Multi-Layer Perceptron 99.6%, Sequential Minimal Optimization is 99.7%, and Naïve Bayes is 97% with an insignificant error rate.

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B.U.N Chile-Agada had his first degree in Computer Science from Anambra State University in 2008. . In 2017,he proceeded to Northumbria University, United kingdom where he obtained a master's Degree in Computer Science. B.U.N Chile-Agada is a memeber of Nigeria Computer Society (NCS) and also a full member of Computer professionals of Nigeria (CPN)