Yep, exactly. But each dimension may have a different set of probabilities
associated with it. So to be more clear...
d.Probability("0, 1") -> P_0(0) P_1(1)
where P_0() is the PDF associated with the first dimension and P_1() is the PDF
associated with the second dimension.
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