Prediction of User Behaviour of Electric Vehicles Utilizing Ensembled Machine Learning Technique

Although they help reduce greenhouse gas emissions, electric vehicles (EVs), a fundamental component of smart mobility in applications for smart cities, are becoming more and more popular. One of the main challenges, meanwhile, is the strain that a large-scale EV deployment puts on the electrical grid's infrastructure. Electric vehicles are the most significant part of transportation. An application for mobility in smart cities is built on electric automobiles. The lack of structures for charging electric vehicles is the biggest obstacle to their acceptance to solve the issue of EV charging time and usage. We are using Ml algorithms to anticipate charge analysis to solve the problem, which is advantageous for drivers. It gives comprehensive details about the energy use of an electric car and illustrates how long it takes for the battery to charge completely. Predictive analytics uses machine learning (ML) algorithms because they can be trained on even larger data sets and, with little deployment adjustments, can conduct deeper analysis on many factors.

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2024-09-19
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https://doi.org/10.1109/iicccs61609.2024.10763696
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Electric Vehicles and Infrastructure
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Prediction of User Behaviour of Electric Vehicles Utilizing Ensembled Machine Learning Technique

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Prediction of User Behaviour of Electric Vehicles Utilizing Ensembled Machine Learning Technique

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Abstract

Although they help reduce greenhouse gas emissions, electric vehicles (EVs), a fundamental component of smart mobility in applications for smart cities, are becoming more and more popular. One of the main challenges, meanwhile, is the strain that a large-scale EV deployment puts on the electrical grid's infrastructure. Electric vehicles are the most significant part of transportation. An application for mobility in smart cities is built on electric automobiles. The lack of structures for charging electric vehicles is the biggest obstacle to their acceptance to solve the issue of EV charging time and usage. We are using Ml algorithms to anticipate charge analysis to solve the problem, which is advantageous for drivers. It gives comprehensive details about the energy use of an electric car and illustrates how long it takes for the battery to charge completely. Predictive analytics uses machine learning (ML) algorithms because they can be trained on even larger data sets and, with little deployment adjustments, can conduct deeper analysis on many factors.

Integral University (IN), Graphic Era University (IN)
Affordable and clean energy
Openalex Percentile: Top 81%
Electric Vehicles and Infrastructure
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