Optimal couplings between sparse block models
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Abstract: We study the problem of coupling a stochastic block model with a planted bisection to a uniform random graph having the same average degree. Focusing on the regime where the average degree is a constant relative to the number of vertices , we show that the distance to which the models can be coupled undergoes a phase transition from to as the planted bisection in the block model varies. This settles half of a conjecture of Bollob'{a}s and Riordan and has some implications for sparse graph limit theory. In particular, for certain ranges of parameters, a block model and the corresponding uniform model produce samples which must converge to the same limit point. This implies that any notion of convergence for sequences of graphs with edges which allows for samples from a limit object to converge back to the limit itself must identify these models.
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