Question 17089 – NTA UGC NET JUNE-2023 Paper-2

“Combinations” is not typically a direct solution representation in a genetic algorithm. In genetic algorithms, the common solution representations include:

Binary Valued: Where each gene in an individual is represented as a binary value (0 or 1).

Real Valued: Where each gene in an individual is represented as a real number, often within a specific range.

Permutation: Where the genes represent a permutation or ordering of elements. This is often used for problems like the Traveling Salesman Problem.

“Combinations” as a direct representation is not commonly used in genetic algorithms. Instead, it might be implemented using other representations like binary, real-valued, or permutation depending on the specific problem being solved.