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@@ShahinRostami Yes, I work with reconfiguration problems in eletrical power systems. Each conection represents a line between the bus, if line is energized my bit in cromossome receive 1, if not receive 0. The toppology is represented by a binary cromossome, with that I calculate the power loss based on my topology. The power loss is represented by a real value. This work represents it www.aimspress.com/fileOther/PDF/energy/energy-04-00461.pdf (In page 473 are a topology example, in the Table 3 page 472 you can see the complete algorithm).