#' @param transformations Optionally, transformations to apply to parameters
#' before plotting. If `transformations` is a function or a single string
#' naming a function then that function will be used to transform all
#' parameters. To apply transformations to particular parameters, the
#' `transformations` argument can be a named list with length equal to
#' the number of parameters to be transformed. Currently only univariate
#' transformations of scalar parameters can be specified (multivariate
#' transformations will be implemented in a future release). If
#' `transformations` is a list, the name of each list element should be a
#' parameter name and the content of each list element should be a function
#' (or any item to match as a function via [match.fun()], e.g. a
#' string naming a function). If a function is specified by its name as a
#' string (e.g. `"log"`), then it can be used to construct a new
#' parameter label for the appropriate parameter (e.g. `"log(sigma)"`).
#' If a function itself is specified
#' (e.g. `log` or `function(x) log(x)`)
#' then `"t"` is used in the new parameter label to indicate that the
#' parameter is transformed (e.g. `"t(sigma)"`).
#'
#' Note: due to partial argument matching `transformations` can be
#' abbreviated for convenience in interactive use (e.g., `transform`).
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