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International Journal of Automotive Technology > Volume 21(1); 2020 > Article
International Journal of Automotive Technology 2020;21(1): 91-102.
doi: https://doi.org/10.1007/s12239-020-0010-2
VEHICLE DECELERATION PREDICTION BASED ON DEEP NEURAL NETWORK AT BRAKING CONDITIONS
Kyunghan Min1, Kyuhwan Yeon1, Yuhyeok Jo1, Gyubin Sim1, Myoungho Sunwoo1, Manbae Han2
1Hanyang University
2Keimyung University
PDF Links Corresponding Author.  Manbae Han , Email. mbhan2002@kmu.ac.kr
ABSTRACT
The smart regenerative braking system in electric vehicles implements automatic control of the regeneration torque of motor to improve driver’s comfort and energy efficiency. To apply this system, the accurate prediction of the vehicle deceleration states is the preliminary step to reflect the driver’s behaviors. In this paper, we proposed a vehicle deceleration prediction model via deep neural network, which consists of a sequential recurrent neural network model with long-short term memory cell and a two-layer conventional neural network model. This model accommodates the physical constraint to designate the vehicle stop location in front of the traffic signals. The model is trained by vehicle experiment data with three drivers through the hyper-parameter optimization method. Using this model, the deceleration characteristics are characterized by two explicit parameters such that deceleration point, maximum point according to the initial slope and the shape of the braking profile. Using these two parameters as clustering variables through a K-means clustering method, the deceleration types are classified. These deceleration types to the input to the prediction model results in higher prediction accuracy of the vehicle states. The driving style of the three drivers at braking situations is analyzed according to the deceleration types as well.
Key Words: Deep neural network model, Recurrent neural network model, Deceleration characteristics, Deceleration types, Regenerative torque control, Electric vehicles

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