Expected homomorphism densities in graphon samples #
For a fixed finite graph F, the expected ordinary homomorphism density of F in a graphon
sample G(n, W) converges to the graphon homomorphism density t(F, W). At every finite
sample size n ≥ |V(F)|, the difference is at most |V(F)|.choose 2 / n.
The proof compares the ordinary homomorphism density with the injective density. The injective density is exactly unbiased under graphon sampling, while the two finite densities differ only when a sampled vertex map has a collision.
Main results #
SimpleGraph.abs_integral_homDensityFin_sampleGraph_sub_lebounds the finite-sample bias of the ordinary homomorphism density for samples with at least|V(F)|vertices;SimpleGraph.tendsto_integral_homDensityFin_sampleGraphgives convergence of its expectation to the graphon homomorphism density.
References #
- L. Lovász, Large Networks and Graph Limits, AMS Colloquium Publications 60 (2012), Sections 5.2 and 10.1.
The mean ordinary homomorphism density differs from the graphon density by no more than the collision probability bound, whenever the sample has enough vertices for the injective density.
The expected ordinary homomorphism density of a fixed finite graph in G(n, W) converges to
its graphon homomorphism density as the sample size tends to infinity.