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This turned out to be an exercise consisting of two phases so distinct that I wrote them in two different languages.

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In the next articles in this series, I'll go over some of the details.

- Next: Extracting curve coordinates from a bitmap. + Next: Extracting curve coordinates from a bitmap.

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- This article is part of a short series titled Trying to fit the hype cycle. In the first article, I outlined what it is that I'm trying to do. In this article, I'll describe how I extract a set of x and y coordinates from this bitmap: + This article is part of a short series titled Trying to fit the hype cycle. In the first article, I outlined what it is that I'm trying to do. In this article, I'll describe how I extract a set of x and y coordinates from this bitmap:

Gartner hype cycle.