Write a program that generates V random points in the plane, then builds a flow network with edges (in both directions) connecting all pairs of points within a given distance d of each other (see Program 3.20), setting each edge's capacity using one of the random models described in Exercise 22.9. Determine how to set d so that the expected number of edges is E.
Exercise 22.9
Write a random-network generator for sparse networks with capacities between 0 and 220, based on Program 17.7. Use a separate class for capacities and develop two implementations: one that generates uniformly distributed capacities and another that generates capacities according to a Gaussian distribution. Implement client programs that generate random networks for both weight distributions with a well-chosen set of values of V and E so that you can use them to run empirical tests on graphs drawn from various distributions of edge weights.

