Randomized model analyzes subgraph counts, revealing normality conditions and convergence rates.
A nonuniform and inhomogeneous random hypergraph model is considered, which is a straightforward extension of the celebrated binomial random graph model . We establish necessary and sufficient conditions for the small hypergraph count to be asymptotically normal, and complement them with convergence rates in both the Wasserstein and Kolmogorov distances. Next we narrow our attention to the homogeneous model and relate the obtained results to the fourth moment phenomenon. Additionally, a short proof of the necessity of the aforementioned conditions is presented, which seems to be absent in the literature, even in the context of the model .
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