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So I have two parents ABCDE EDCBA

can I just select a subset from both: From parent one: ACD From parent two: EDC

Then I copy parent one into offspring one but copy the selected subset with parent twos order so: Offspring one: DBCAE Offspring two: CDEBA

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The TSP(Travelling Salesman Problem) is unique in that we need to incorporate all locations exactly one time. To follow this rule, we can use a special breeding function called ordered crossover. In an ordered crossover, we randomly select a subset of the first parent string and then fill the remainder of the route with the genes from the second parent in the order in which they appear, without duplicating any genes in the selected subset from the first parent.

For more information regarding the same, refer to the following link: https://www.scribd.com/document/101866504/1989-On-Genetic-Crossover-Operators-for-Relative-Order-Preservation

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