The full form of DP is Display Picture.

Display picture, often abbreviated as DP, is what users see on the screen of their device, whether it’s a desktop monitor, smartphone, or tablet.

We’ve all been on our mobile device and tried to touch one thing but ended up selecting something completely different. This can be frustrating and time-consuming. That’s why, once a user reaches your BI dashboard, it’s important to remove any barriers to information consumption – including any click paths to dive deeper and explore other visualizations.

When designing display pictures for BI, make sure to incorporate spacing between filters, links, and visuals. The small screens on most mobile devices make it challenging for users to select objects that are right next to each other. Touch targets should be at least 48×48 DP, and they shouldn’t overlap. This ensures that users will be able to reliably and comfortably target them with their fingers.

DP stands for Display Picture. It represents a photo which is generally used to upload on a social networking site like Facebook , Twitter, Tumblr etc.

Display picture can be defined as: “A highlighted picture of one person on social media or other internet chat profile to represent his visual identity.” It is also known as profile picture, but as it does not portray your profile, most people prefer to call it a Display Picture (DP).

You can also crop, change contrast and brightness, change the display picture’s background etc.

The full form of DP is Data processing.

Data Processing is a technique that uses a computer software to organize and manipulate data, usually large amount of numeric data. It is also used to manage, analyze, calculate , process and store data. In simple words, it is the conversion of raw data to meaningful information through a process that involves computer systems, software, etc.

Generally, organizations use computer systems and software to perform a series of operations to obtain information by processing raw data. The informative output is presented in the form of diagrams, reports and graphics etc. There is a large number of software available in the market to process the data. Some of them are: MS Word, Power Point, MS Excel etc.

Data processing includes some processes like:

Validation: This process ensures that supplied data is clean, correct and useful.

Sorting: It is used to arrange items in some sequence ascending or descending.

Summarization: It is used to reduce detail data to its main points.

Aggregation: It is used to combine multiple pieces of data.

Analysis: It makes use of specialized and highly accurate algorithms and statistical calculations.

Classification: It is used to separate data in various categories.