Using DNN as the objective function for a multi-objective optimization algorithm

When creating a multi-objective optimisation/MCDM algorithm such as NSGA-ii, does it make sense to use a deep neural network trained on a supervised tabular regression prediction task, in place of a simple equation for the objective function?

Is possible or advantageous to replace a nonlinear equation with model.predict() function in Keras to be able to model more complex objective functions?

I am using pymoo with nsga-ii

Topic objective-function deep-learning

Category Data Science

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This nonlinear equation will again be approximated with the net. There is no point in introducing this much computation complexity, if it is not learned by than than it wont be learned. Ocam rasor

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