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DOI：10.23919/CHAIN.2024.100002

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Digital twin technology used to realize the interactive mapping between digital model and physical entity in virtual space plays a crucial role in promoting the transformation of battery management to digitalization and intelligence. The key to achieving a digital twin is developing a virtual model that can accurately reflect the physical object. However, the intricate time-varying and nonlinear reaction characteristics within the battery often pose challenges in simulating complex operational conditions and maintaining high accuracy throughout the full life cycle. Incremental learning algorithms are suitable for online streaming data processing and can adapt to concept drift of the data stream by receiving new data online without retraining the entire model from scratch. This paper employs a simplified electrochemical model of the battery and integrates an Aggregated Mondrian Forest with incremental learning capabilities to construct a hybrid mechanism-data battery model. The developed hybrid model can acquire battery data and train in real time during battery operation to realize co-evolution with the physical battery to ensure the voltage prediction accuracy during the full life cycle of the battery.