> it's a pretty standard procedure to train NNs through GAs but usually not very efficient (e.g. compared to backtracking). Different applications, though. Bac

> it's a pretty standard procedure to train NNs through GAs but usually not very efficient (e.g. compared to backtracking). Different applications, though. Backtracking in the normal sense needs input and expected output (e.g. lots of training data), while GA/EA learns to solve it without explicit wrong/correct actions, just the score at the end.