Comparing and Demonstrating
After
both the models were trained, the performance of the trained shallow neural
network and LSTM model was evaluated using the following decision matrix shown
in Table 1 below
The error values shown above were extracted from the best performing LSTM and shallow neural network models. It can be seen that the LSTM model performs better in terms of how accurately it plots the forecasted capacitance values to the actual values for different training and testing sets. Note that not only did the best performing LSTM model outweigh the performance of the shallow neural network, it is also important to observe how the models performed when compared to the worst results obtained form both the trained models
Table 2: Evaluation of the Worst LSTM and Shallow Neural Network Models Trained and Tested using Foreign Data
An important note made from
the comparison matrices shown in tables 1 and 2, was
that among the best and worst performing models of LSTM and shallow neural
network, the LSTM model performed better in both cases. These performing models
were compared for when they were trained with a different set of data and
tested using a different set. The significance of this comparison was that it proved
that the LSTM model would be a better choice for real life industrial application
as the capacitance values would be unknown to the model and very different to
the values with which it was trained with and the very ability of the model to
still accurately plot the capacitance curve showing the degrading nature of the
supercapacitor with minimum errors would deem it more superior.
In Conclusion
LSTM was chosen as the more superior model.
To watch the full demonstration of the codes and simulations carried out on Matlab, please use the following link:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1d3u0wL-NAJio4F_V0ifrflVWTNPRepA3/view?usp=sharing
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