The diagrams are pretty misleading. One can craft a space with any number of arbitrary dimensions, but that's kind of meaningless until the space is populated w

The diagrams are pretty misleading. One can craft a space with any number of arbitrary dimensions, but that's kind of meaningless until the space is populated with data. Certainly the likelihood of a bug is not uniformly distributed across the space, and certainly the density of bugs within a space varies greatly depending on the problem. I imagine the average kernel developer's 2-D space is both very dense and has greater spread than the 4-D space of many ML engineers.