A GPU-accelerated parallel Jaya algorithm for efficiently estimating Li-ion battery model parameters

Long Wang, Zijun Zhang*, Chao Huang, Kwok Leung Tsui

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    Abstract

    A parallel Jaya algorithm implemented on the graphics processing unit (GPU-Jaya) is proposed to estimate parameters of the Li-ion battery model in this paper. Similar to the generic Jaya algorithm (G-Jaya), the GPU-Jaya is free of tuning algorithm-specific parameters. Compared with the G-Jaya algorithm, three main procedures of the GPU-Jaya, the solution update, fitness value computation, and the best/worst solution selection are all computed in parallel on GPU via a compute unified device architecture (CUDA). Two types of memories of CUDA, the global memory and the shared memory are utilized in the execution. The effectiveness of the proposed GPU-Jaya algorithm in estimating model parameters of two Li-ion batteries is validated via real experiments while its high efficiency is demonstrated by comparing with the G-Jaya and other considered benchmarking algorithms. The experimental results reflect that the GPU-Jaya algorithm can accurately estimate battery model parameters while tremendously reduce the execution time using both entry-level and professional GPUs.
    Original languageEnglish
    Pages (from-to)12-20
    JournalApplied Soft Computing Journal
    Volume65
    Online published29 Dec 2017
    DOIs
    Publication statusPublished - Apr 2018

    Research Keywords

    • Computational intelligence
    • Efficient computation
    • Li-ion battery
    • Model parameter estimation
    • Parallel computing

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