[ \frac{k-1}{n}, \frac{k}{n} [\;\;\;1 \leq k \leq n-1 \\
\left[ \frac{n-1}{n}, 1 \right] \;\;\; k=n
\end{cases}$$
So that $I_{1} \cup I_{2} \cup\dots \cup I_{n} = [0,1]$ and the node labels are $u_{j}=\frac{j-1}{n}$ for each $j$.
The [[Concept Wiki/adjacency matrix]] is then given as
$$[A_{n}]_{ij} = W(u_{i},u_{j})$$
Where $W$ is the [[Concept Wiki/graphon]] that we sample from.
This is a complete, [[Concept Wiki/unweighted graph\|weighted graph]] with edge weights coming from the [[Concept Wiki/graphon]] evaluated at each node pair $(u_{i},u_{j}) \in [0,1]^2$.
This is the simplest way to sample a graph. We can think of it as the graph sampling counterpart to inducing a graphon.
Q: How do we define the nodes in a template graph?
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A: We partition [0,1] in a grid (regular partition) in the same way we partitioned for induced graphonsIk={[nk−1,nk[1≤k≤n−1[nn−1,1]k=n
We define a template graph’s adjacency matrix as {-as||[An]ij=W(ui,uj)-}
which results in a {ha||complete, weighted graph.||characteristics}
We can think of a template graph as the {a||graph sampling} counterpart to {a||inducing a graphon}.