GAs: Selected Topics
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GA theory provides some explanation why, for a given problem formulation, we may obtain convergence to the sought optimal point. Unfortunately, practical applications do not always follow the theory, with the main reasons being:
the coding of the problem often moves the GA to operate in a different space than that of the problem itself,
there is a limit on the hypothetically unlimited number of iterations, and
there is a limit on the hypothetically unlimited population size.