batteryTestFeatureExtractor
Description
batteryTestFeatureExtractor
contains the feature set options that
you can specify when you want to extract operation-focused features from a batteryTestDataParser
object using extract
.
Available features include general statistics, cumulative features for each cycle, and segment-specific features such as for constant-voltage or constant-current segments.
For more information on using batteryTestDataParser
and
batteryTestFeatureExtractor
objects together, see Characterize Battery Health Using Cycler-Based Test Data.
Creation
Description
creates a extractor
= batteryTestFeatureExtractor()batteryTestFeatureExtractor
object
extractor
that can be used in conjunction with the extract
function to extract battery features from a batteryTestDataParser
object. The extractor
properties
are set to their default values.
specifies object properties using name-value arguments. For example, extractor
= batteryTestFeatureExtractor(Name=Value)extractor =
batteryTestFeatureExtractor(CyclingPhase="Discharge")
performs feature
extraction only for the discharge cycles. You can specify any number of properties within
this syntax.
Alternatively, you can set properties after creating the object using dot notation.
For example, you can set the CyclingPhase
property using
extractor.CyclingPhase = "Discharge"
.
Most feature properties represent a set of features that you can enable or disable.
For example, you can enable extraction of the full set of differential voltage features,
represented by the property DV
, using extractor.DV =
true
.
For information about the available properties, see Properties.
Properties
CyclingPhase
— Cycling phase
"Charge"
(default) | "Discharge"
| "Both"
Cycling phase, specified as "Charge"
,
"Discharge"
, or "Both"
This property lets you
limit your feature extraction to a single phase.
Statistics
— Extract statistical features
true
(default) | False
Flag to extract the set of statistical features, specified as
true
or false
.
The feature set includes statistics for measured voltage (V), current (A), and temperature (°C or °F). The following table shows the statistical features.
Features | Measurements |
---|---|
Min | Voltage, current, temperature |
Max | Voltage, current, temperature |
Mean | Voltage, current, temperature |
Std | Voltage, current, temperature |
Skewness | Voltage, current |
Kurtosis | Voltage, current |
CycleCumulative
— Extract cumulative features for each cycle
true
(default) | False
Flag to extract the set of cumulative features for the charge and discharge phases
in each cycle, specified as true
or false
.
Cumulative features are not affected by cycling modes or cycling profile.
The following table shows the cumulative features.
Feature Name | Unit | Description |
---|---|---|
cumulativeCapacity | Ah | Cumulative capacity within cycling phase |
cumulativeEnergy | Wh | Cumulative energy within cycling phase |
duration | s | Duration of charge or discharge phase |
startVoltage | V | Start voltage of charge or discharge phase |
CC
— Extract features for constant-current (CC) segments
true
(default) | False
Flag to extract the set of features for all CC segments in each cycle, specified as
true
or false
. There can be more than one CC
segment in a cycle. When there is no CC segment present in the data, the software sets
CC
to false
.
The following table shows the CC features. The feature names shown in the table are
appended to the prefix CC_
. For example, the feature for duration has
the name
CC_duration
Feature Name | Unit | Description |
---|---|---|
duration | s | Charge / discharge time of CC segment. |
currentMedian | A | Median current of CC segment. |
slope | Slope between voltage range [2.9, 3.2] V | |
energy | Wh | Energy of CCCV-CCCT |
entropy | Curve entropy coefficient of CCCV-CCCT | |
skewness | Skewness coefficient of CCCV-CCCT | |
kurtosis | Kurtosis coefficient of CCCV-CCCT | |
tInv | s | Time duration of predefined voltage range, which has a default range of [2.9,3.2] V |
CV
— Extract features for constant-voltage (CV) segments
true
(default) | False
Flag to extract the set of features for all CV segments in each cycle, specified as
true
or false
. There can be more than one CV
segment in a cycle. When there is no CV segment present in the data, the software sets
CC
to false
.
The following table shows the CV features. The feature names shown in the table are
appended to the prefix CV_
. For example, the feature for duration has
the name
CV_duration
Feature Name | Unit | Description |
---|---|---|
duration | s | Charge / discharge time of CV segment. |
voltageMedian | V | Median voltage of CV segment. |
slope | Slope of CVCC-CVCT | |
energy | Wh | Energy of CVCC-CVCT |
entropy | Curve entropy coefficient of CVCC-CVCT | |
skewness | Skewness coefficient of CVCC-CVCT | |
kurtosis | Kurtosis coefficient of CVCC-CVCT |
CCCV
— Extract features for constant-current constant-voltage (CCCV) segments
true
(default) | False
Flag to extract the set of features for all CCCV segments in each cycle, specified
as true
or false
. There can be more than one CC
segment in a cycle. When there is no CCCV segment present in the data, the software sets
CCCV
to false
.
The following table shows the CCCV features. The feature names shown in the table
are appended to the prefix CCVV_
. For example, the feature for energy
difference has the name CCVV_energyDifference
.
Feature Name | Unit | Description |
---|---|---|
energyDifference | Wh | Difference between CC energy and CV energy |
energyRatio | Ratio of CC energy to CV energy |
IC
— Extract features for incremental capacity (IC) curves
true
(default) | False
Flag to extract the set of features used for incremental capacity analysis,
specified as true
or false
.
The following table shows the IC features. These features are extracted from the IC
differential curve, which the software computes when you use extract
.
The feature names shown in the table, which are common to the IC
, DV
, and DT
feature sets, are appended to the prefix IC_
. For
example, the feature for peak has the name IC_peak
.
For information on peak descriptors and peak finding, see Prominence and
findpeaks
.
Feature Name | Unit | Description |
---|---|---|
peak | Ah/V | Peak of differential curve |
peakLoc | V | Peak location of curve |
peakWidth | V | Curve width at half peak prominence |
peakProminence | Ah/V | Peak prominence |
peakArea | Ah | Area under the curve peak between peak +/- peak width |
peakLeftSlope | Left slope of peak between peak and 0.5 width | |
peakRightSlope | Right slope of peak between (peak-0.5 width) and peak | |
area | Ah | Area under whole curve |
min | Ah/V | Minimum value of curve |
mean | Ah/V | Mean value of curve |
std | Standard deviation of curve | |
skewness | Skewness value of curve | |
kurtosis | Kurtosis value of curve |
DV
— Extract features for differential voltage analysis
false
(default) | true
Flag to extract the set of features used for differential voltage analysis,
specified as false
or true
.
The following table shows the DV features. These features are extracted from the DV
differential curve, which the software computes when you use extract
.
The feature names shown in the table, which are common to the IC
, DV
, and DT
feature sets, are appended to the prefix DV_
. For
example, the feature for peak has the name DV_peak
.
For information on peak descriptors and peak finding, see Prominence and
findpeaks
.
Feature Name | Unit | Description |
---|---|---|
peak | V/Ah | Peak of differential curve |
peakLoc | s | Peak location of curve |
peakWidth | s | Curve width at half peak prominence |
peakProminence | V/Ah | Peak prominence |
peakArea | V/A | Area under the curve peak between peak +/- 0.5 peak width |
peakLeftSlope | Left slope of peak between peak and 0.5 width | |
peakRightSlope | Right slope of peak between (peak-0.5 width) and peak | |
area | V/A | Area under whole curve |
min | V/Ah | Minimum value of curve |
mean | V/Ah | Mean value of curve |
std | Standard deviation of curve | |
skewness | Skewness value of curve | |
kurtosis | Kurtosis value of curve |
DT
— Extract features for differential temperature analysis
false
(default) | true
Flag to extract the set of features used for differential temperature analysis,
specified as false
or true
.
The following table shows the DT features. These features are extracted from the DV
differential curve, which the software computes when you use extract
.
The feature names shown in the table, which are common to the IC
, DV
, and DT
feature sets, are appended to the prefix DT_
. For
example, the feature for peak has the name DT_peak
.
For information on peak descriptors and peak finding, see Prominence and
findpeaks
.
Feature Name | Unit | Description |
---|---|---|
peak | C/V in unit of temperature value unit. C represents Celsius. | Peak of differential curve |
peakLoc | V | Peak location of curve |
peakWidth | V | Curve width at half peak prominence |
peakProminence | C/V | Peak prominence |
peakArea | C | Area under the curve peak between peak +/- peak width |
peakLeftSlope | Left slope of peak between peak and +/- 0.5 peak width | |
peakRightSlope | Right slope of peak between+/- 0.5 peak width and peak | |
area | C | Area under whole curve |
min | C/V | Minimum value of curve |
mean | C/V | Mean value of curve |
std | Standard deviation of curve | |
skewness | Skewness value of curve | |
kurtosis | Kurtosis value of curve |
Object Functions
The single function of batteryTestFeatureExtractor
is extract
.
extract
performs the actual feature extraction that the
batteryTestFeatureExtractor
object specifies, returning the results in a
feature table.
extract | Extract selected battery features from parsed and segmented battery test data |
Examples
Create Battery Test Data Parser and Extract Features
Load the data cleanData10
, which contains cleaned battery data through the tenth test cycle. It is known that Cycle 0 contains incorrectly collected data. Display the first five lines.
This example data represents only a small portion of battery life, at the beginning of the cycling test.
load clean_bat_data cleanData10 head(cleanData10,5)
Data_Point DateTime Step_Index Cycle_Index Current Voltage Charge_Capacity Discharge_Capacity Charge_Energy Discharge_Energy dV/dt Internal_Resistance Temperature __________ ____________________ __________ ___________ _______ _______ _______________ __________________ _____________ ________________ ___________ ___________________ ___________ 1 13-May-2017 03:21:40 0 0 0 3.3018 0 0 0 0 -1.5259e-05 0.022012 30.457 2 13-May-2017 03:21:40 0 0 0 3.3018 0 0 0 0 -1.5259e-05 0.022012 30.457 3 13-May-2017 03:21:50 0 0 0 3.3018 0 0 0 0 -2.6703e-05 0.022012 30.445 4 13-May-2017 03:22:00 0 0 0 3.3018 0 0 0 0 -1.5259e-05 0.022012 30.501 5 13-May-2017 03:22:10 0 0 0 3.3018 0 0 0 0 -8.5831e-06 0.022012 30.501
The table includes current, voltage, and temperature measurements, as well as indices for step and cycle index. The table also includes other measurements, such as Internal_Resistance
.
Create Battery Test Data Parser
Create the batteryTestDataParser
object bdp
. Use dot notation to assign variable names in the table to properties. In this example, the battery cycle is temperature controlled to a roughly constant value, and can be excluded from the analysis. Therefore, do not set the TemperatureVariable
property name.
bdp = batteryTestDataParser(cleanData10); bdp.CurrentVariable = "Current"; bdp.VoltageVariable = "Voltage"; bdp.TimeVariable = "DateTime"; bdp.CycleIndexVariable = "Cycle_Index"; bdp.StepIndexVariable = "Step_Index"
bdp = BatteryTestDataParser with properties: CurrentVariable: "Current" VoltageVariable: "Voltage" TimeVariable: "DateTime" CycleIndexVariable: "Cycle_Index" StepIndexVariable: "Step_Index" TemperatureVariable: "" ExcludedCycles: [1x0 double] Tolerance: 5.0000e-05 NumInterpolatedPoints: 1000 WindowSize: 10 IsSegmented: 0 IsTemperatureAvailable: 0
bdp
contains the properties that you set, and ignores other table columns.
Exclude Known Erroneous Cycle Data
Exclude Cycle-0 data from processing by setting the ExcludedCycles
property to 0.
bdp.ExcludedCycles = 0;
Segment Data
Segment the data so that it can be analyzed by cycle and step.
bdpseg = segmentData(bdp); head(bdpseg,5)
Data_Point DateTime Step_Index Cycle_Index Current Voltage Charge_Capacity Discharge_Capacity Charge_Energy Discharge_Energy dV/dt Internal_Resistance Temperature CyclingModes CyclingPhases IsValid __________ ____________________ __________ ___________ _______ _______ _______________ __________________ _____________ ________________ ___________ ___________________ ___________ ____________ _____________ _______ 1 13-May-2017 03:21:40 0 0 0 3.3018 0 0 0 0 -1.5259e-05 0.022012 30.457 Undefined Undefined false 2 13-May-2017 03:21:40 0 0 0 3.3018 0 0 0 0 -1.5259e-05 0.022012 30.457 Undefined Undefined false 3 13-May-2017 03:21:50 0 0 0 3.3018 0 0 0 0 -2.6703e-05 0.022012 30.445 Undefined Undefined false 4 13-May-2017 03:22:00 0 0 0 3.3018 0 0 0 0 -1.5259e-05 0.022012 30.501 Undefined Undefined false 5 13-May-2017 03:22:10 0 0 0 3.3018 0 0 0 0 -8.5831e-06 0.022012 30.501 Undefined Undefined false
The software adds columns for Step_Index
, Cycle_Index
, and IsValid
. Because the data begins with Cycle 0 and you are excluding this cycle, IsValid
is set to false
for this data. The data table encapsulated by bdp
also contains these new columns.
Create Battery Test Feature Extractor
Create a batteryTestFeatureExtractor
object bft
.
bft = batteryTestFeatureExtractor()
bft = BatteryTestFeatureExtractor with properties: CyclingPhase: "Charge" Statistics: 1 CycleCumulative: 1 CC: 1 CV: 1 CCCV: 1 IC: 1 DV: 0 DT: 0
Using dot notation, specify that both charge and discharge cycles be used for features. Accept the default settings for the feature set selections.
bft.CyclingPhase = "Both";
Extract Features
Use extract
to extract the specified features into the feature table ft
.
ft = extract(bft,bdp);
Display the first five rows of ft
.
head(ft,5)
Cycle_Index Charge_cumulativeCapacity Charge_cumulativeEnergy Charge_duration Charge_startVoltage Charge_Voltage_max Charge_Voltage_min Charge_Voltage_mean Charge_Voltage_std Charge_Voltage_skewness Charge_Voltage_kurtosis Charge_Current_max Charge_Current_min Charge_Current_mean Charge_Current_std Charge_Current_skewness Charge_Current_kurtosis Charge_Step5_IC_peak Charge_Step5_IC_peakWidth Charge_Step5_IC_peakLocation Charge_Step5_IC_peakProminence Charge_Step5_IC_peaksArea Charge_Step5_IC_peakLeftSlope Charge_Step5_IC_peakRightSlope Charge_Step5_IC_area Charge_Step5_IC_max Charge_Step5_IC_min Charge_Step5_IC_mean Charge_Step5_IC_std Charge_Step5_IC_skewness Charge_Step5_IC_kurtosis Charge_Step5_CC_duration Charge_Step5_CC_currentMedian Charge_Step5_CC_slope Charge_Step5_CC_energy Charge_Step5_CC_skewness Charge_Step5_CC_kurtosis Charge_Step6_IC_peak Charge_Step6_IC_peakWidth Charge_Step6_IC_peakLocation Charge_Step6_IC_peakProminence Charge_Step6_IC_peaksArea Charge_Step6_IC_peakLeftSlope Charge_Step6_IC_peakRightSlope Charge_Step6_IC_area Charge_Step6_IC_max Charge_Step6_IC_min Charge_Step6_IC_mean Charge_Step6_IC_std Charge_Step6_IC_skewness Charge_Step6_IC_kurtosis Charge_Step6_CC_duration Charge_Step6_CC_currentMedian Charge_Step6_CC_energy Charge_Step6_CC_skewness Charge_Step6_CC_kurtosis Charge_Step9_IC_peak Charge_Step9_IC_peakWidth Charge_Step9_IC_peakLocation Charge_Step9_IC_peakProminence Charge_Step9_IC_peaksArea Charge_Step9_IC_peakLeftSlope Charge_Step9_IC_peakRightSlope Charge_Step9_IC_area Charge_Step9_IC_max Charge_Step9_IC_min Charge_Step9_IC_mean Charge_Step9_IC_std Charge_Step9_IC_skewness Charge_Step9_IC_kurtosis Charge_Step9_CC_duration Charge_Step9_CC_currentMedian Charge_Step9_CC_energy Charge_Step9_CC_skewness Charge_Step9_CC_kurtosis Charge_Step9_CV_duration Charge_Step9_CV_voltageMedian Charge_Step9_CV_slope Charge_Step9_CV_energy Charge_Step9_CV_skewness Charge_Step9_CV_kurtosis Charge_Step9_CCCV_energyRatio Charge_Step9_CCCV_energyDifference Charge_Step5_CC_tInv Discharge_cumulativeCapacity Discharge_cumulativeEnergy Discharge_duration Discharge_startVoltage Discharge_Voltage_max Discharge_Voltage_min Discharge_Voltage_mean Discharge_Voltage_std Discharge_Voltage_skewness Discharge_Voltage_kurtosis Discharge_Current_max Discharge_Current_min Discharge_Current_mean Discharge_Current_std Discharge_Current_skewness Discharge_Current_kurtosis Discharge_Step10_IC_peak Discharge_Step10_IC_peakWidth Discharge_Step10_IC_peakLocation Discharge_Step10_IC_peakProminence Discharge_Step10_IC_peaksArea Discharge_Step10_IC_peakLeftSlope Discharge_Step10_IC_peakRightSlope Discharge_Step10_IC_area Discharge_Step10_IC_max Discharge_Step10_IC_min Discharge_Step10_IC_mean Discharge_Step10_IC_std Discharge_Step10_IC_skewness Discharge_Step10_IC_kurtosis Discharge_Step10_CC_duration Discharge_Step10_CC_currentMedian Discharge_Step10_CC_slope Discharge_Step10_CC_energy Discharge_Step10_CC_skewness Discharge_Step10_CC_kurtosis Discharge_Step10_CC_tInv Discharge_Step10_CV_duration Discharge_Step10_CV_voltageMedian Discharge_Step10_CV_slope Discharge_Step10_CV_energy Discharge_Step10_CV_skewness Discharge_Step10_CV_kurtosis Discharge_Step10_CCCV_energyRatio Discharge_Step10_CCCV_energyDifference ___________ _________________________ _______________________ _______________ ___________________ __________________ __________________ ___________________ __________________ _______________________ _______________________ __________________ __________________ ___________________ __________________ _______________________ _______________________ ____________________ _________________________ ____________________________ ______________________________ _________________________ _____________________________ ______________________________ ____________________ ___________________ ___________________ ____________________ ___________________ ________________________ ________________________ 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_____________________________ ______________________ ________________________ ________________________ ________________________ _____________________________ _____________________ ______________________ ________________________ ________________________ _____________________________ __________________________________ ____________________ ____________________________ __________________________ __________________ ______________________ _____________________ _____________________ ______________________ _____________________ __________________________ __________________________ _____________________ _____________________ ______________________ _____________________ __________________________ __________________________ ________________________ _____________________________ ________________________________ __________________________________ _____________________________ _________________________________ __________________________________ ________________________ _______________________ _______________________ ________________________ _______________________ ____________________________ ____________________________ ____________________________ _________________________________ _________________________ __________________________ ____________________________ ____________________________ ________________________ ____________________________ _________________________________ _________________________ __________________________ ____________________________ ____________________________ _________________________________ ______________________________________ 1 1.0912 3.8091 1837.2 3.2889 3.6004 3.2889 3.5127 0.076284 -0.26567 2.0059 6.6013 0.064569 2.1754 2.3511 0.94798 2.3503 5.4806 0.028983 3.53 0.48663 0.15111 14.045 -17.479 0.47486 5.4806 0.20359 1.8284 1.8936 0.91305 2.2617 260.48 6.5999 NaN 1.6668 -1.1606 3.3064 6.0466 0.0015526 3.4968 0.031648 NaN NaN NaN 0.28551 37.411 3.3344 6.5201 5.7697 4.0684 19.896 289.56 3.96 1.1145 0.23118 1.8814 2.7514 0.041081 3.4178 2.2495 0.093172 86.649 -40.036 0.17691 2.7514 0.14988 0.83718 0.82946 1.1874 2.968 579.99 1.1 0.61058 1.401 4.4162 610.01 3.6002 -0.00073938 0.11516 1.8343 5.892 5.3022 0.49542 NaN 1.0858 3.3053 1186.2 3.3297 3.3297 1.9996 2.7518 0.46306 -0.69494 1.7957 -0.021996 -4.4004 -3.6203 1.6577 1.6544 3.741 6.7975 0.11988 3.1491 6.6874 0.53131 40.006 -124.84 1.0703 6.7975 -0.014311 0.80703 1.5432 2.3837 7.7647 875.8 -4.4 0.00030465 3.2745 -1.363 3.6784 760.95 300.43 1.9999 0.00093293 0.016935 -2.3131 9.8519 193.36 3.2575 2 1.1011 3.8354 1846.4 3.1837 3.6004 3.1837 3.5029 0.088036 -0.73117 3.6177 6.6015 0.05476 2.2175 2.3674 0.90434 2.2705 5.5806 0.0057399 3.5324 0.27875 0.022226 55.087 -31.76 0.44216 5.5806 0.13184 1.2509 1.678 1.5393 3.9561 242.78 6.6003 0.013906 1.5463 -0.96454 2.5803 6.2122 0.0023982 3.495 0.063827 0.010988 25.474 -9.7076 0.28528 37.379 3.5681 6.7183 5.8188 4.0179 19.36 289.6 3.96 1.1142 0.3299 1.9009 2.8966 0.041309 3.4156 2.3838 0.097776 101.48 -38.962 0.18304 2.8966 0.14602 0.86161 0.88746 1.2188 3.0379 600 1.1 0.6313 1.5064 4.9068 590 3.6002 -0.00069836 0.10311 2.1156 7.6634 6.1227 0.52819 0.7253 1.0876 3.3111 1191.7 3.3199 3.3199 1.9996 2.7293 0.46952 -0.62182 1.679 -0.022033 -4.4006 -3.5379 1.7243 1.4985 3.249 6.7984 0.11951 3.1457 6.6764 0.54736 38.573 -127.79 1.0721 6.7984 -0.019335 0.81345 1.5523 2.374 7.7118 877.32 -4.4 0.00030269 3.2804 -1.3602 3.6885 761.05 304.33 1.9999 0.00088585 0.016846 -2.3857 10.332 194.73 3.2635 3 1.1268 3.9237 1851.9 3.0906 3.6004 3.0906 3.4951 0.099424 -1.171 5.1736 6.6013 0.051631 2.3933 2.4829 0.78503 1.9785 5.543 0.023424 3.5319 0.46554 0.11941 7.7787 -24.902 0.52472 5.543 0.091083 1.1408 1.7 1.6561 4.2318 287.82 6.5999 0.016691 1.8347 -1.0243 2.7645 6.2728 0.0015434 3.4902 0.020799 NaN NaN NaN 0.28518 37.805 3.6316 6.7985 5.8824 4.0208 19.379 289.61 3.96 1.1141 0.3022 1.9029 3.0041 0.040571 3.4171 2.4841 0.10175 88.355 -51.569 0.18597 3.0041 0.13535 0.87385 0.90858 1.2478 3.1188 609.99 1.1 0.64142 1.6531 5.6046 580 3.6002 -0.00073569 0.097314 1.6633 5.2229 6.5913 0.54411 6.0581 1.0972 3.3433 1198.5 3.4424 3.4424 1.9996 2.7497 0.47889 -0.6258 1.7303 -0.022201 -4.4005 -3.5499 1.7126 1.5172 3.3065 6.7829 0.12166 3.1522 6.7482 0.53042 40.973 -120.47 1.0818 6.7829 -0.021383 0.75001 1.5018 2.5311 8.5461 885.19 -4.4 0.00030422 3.3127 -1.3307 3.7906 760.88 303.26 1.9999 0.00094755 0.016758 -2.4133 9.9184 197.68 3.296 4 1.1285 3.9265 1854 3.0425 3.6004 3.0425 3.4886 0.10833 -1.4374 6.0532 6.6018 0.053802 2.4518 2.4836 0.73677 1.9175 5.5386 0.018892 3.5263 0.40434 0.098235 22.395 -12.47 0.51326 5.5386 0.077485 1.0178 1.6221 1.8529 4.987 281.47 6.6 0.017771 1.7912 -0.8937 2.4507 6.2692 0.0034412 3.4926 0.077164 0.011037 6.021 -29.907 0.28448 37.957 3.8414 6.8738 5.9451 3.9968 19.115 289.63 3.96 1.114 0.43977 1.9856 3.0445 0.040016 3.4159 2.5082 0.099078 94.507 -46.675 0.1861 3.0445 0.13527 0.88531 0.92738 1.2342 3.0851 610 1.1 0.64157 1.5256 4.9396 575.01 3.6002 -0.00071665 0.094806 1.8886 6.4618 6.7672 0.54677 8.4167 1.097 3.3423 1197.7 3.4182 3.4182 1.9996 2.735 0.481 -0.57359 1.6517 -0.022873 -4.4004 -3.5176 1.739 1.4618 3.1404 6.7829 0.121 3.1502 6.7368 0.53385 41.007 -125.91 1.0815 6.7829 -0.0073165 0.76354 1.5115 2.4976 8.3636 884.95 -4.4 0.00029715 3.3115 -1.2773 3.5595 765.91 302.74 2 0.00085562 0.016897 -2.5036 11.241 195.99 3.2946 5 1.1089 3.8666 1840.9 3.2517 3.6004 3.2517 3.5057 0.080206 -0.28465 2.2471 6.6012 0.054041 2.2484 2.3956 0.88864 2.2173 5.5227 0.023587 3.5334 0.42688 0.11951 3.4916 -35.718 0.50984 5.5227 0.17263 1.6987 1.9009 1.0187 2.4386 279.64 6.6 NaN 1.7887 -1.0714 3.0945 6.347 0.0021218 3.4908 0.04628 0.011198 16.809 -20.958 0.28503 37.672 3.6557 6.8669 5.902 3.9845 19.021 289.6 3.96 1.1139 0.31689 1.8507 3.0711 0.039906 3.4177 2.5572 0.10124 74.786 -56.712 0.18762 3.0711 0.14183 0.87892 0.93035 1.2626 3.1556 615 1.1 0.64671 1.6549 5.3183 575.01 3.6002 -0.00070527 0.09545 2.0023 7.0948 6.7754 0.55126 NaN 1.0899 3.3189 1191.5 3.319 3.319 1.9957 2.7191 0.47534 -0.57212 1.6031 -0.022711 -4.4004 -3.5032 1.7484 1.4358 3.0653 6.7769 0.12188 3.1521 6.6506 0.5366 40.214 -122.29 1.0744 6.7769 -0.013659 0.81197 1.5549 2.3806 7.7339 879.13 -4.4 0.00030022 3.2881 -1.3286 3.5449 760.85 302.39 1.9999 0.00089706 0.017049 -2.309 9.7528 192.86 3.271
The feature table starts at Cycle 1.
Plot the charge voltage kurtosis.
plot(ft.Cycle_Index,ft.Charge_Voltage_kurtosis)
title("Charge Voltage Kurtosis by Cycle")
Version History
Introduced in R2024b
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