For the electrode-specific capacities, both the positive and negative electrode are strongly affected by the magnitude of the current in the direction of lithiation. This current is CC discharge for Q PE , and CC 1 for Q NE . Since Q Li also depends most strongly on CC 1 , it is possible that CC 1 triggers mechanisms that age both Q NE and Q Li , such as solid-electrolyte interface (SEI) growth. The electrode-specific SOCs, calculated from electrode-specific capacities, depend most strongly on CC 1 and CC discharge (the most important features of the electrode-specific capacities), approximately equally. Finally, for the trajectory metrics, the knee indicator depends most strongly on CC 1 and CC discharge , the resistance growth factor (R") on CC 1 and CC 2 , and NP ratio on the values it was constructed from, in this case, both the dominant feature from Q NE (CC 1 ), and from Q PE (CC discharge ). For detailed information on influence of cycling conditions on mechanistic SOH metrics, as well as model performance see SI Section S.9.5