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David Wilson
David Wilson le 20 Avr 2019
Modifié(e) : David Wilson le 20 Avr 2019

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Below, I've plotted an arbitrary function between arbitrary limits, -5 and +37.
%%
x = linspace(-5,37)';
y = erf(x/20);
subplot(2,1,1);
hp=plot(x,y)
Now you asked for the x-axis to be in percentage. That's a little ambiguous, so I've intrepted that to mean percentage of the lower x-limit to the upper x-limit. (Note: that may not be what your data lies between.) I've used xlim to get those values.
xl = xlim; % lower & upper limits of the x-axis scale above.
xperc = (x-xl(1))/diff(xl)*100 % convert to %
subplot(2,1,2)
plot(xperc, y)
xlabel('x [%]')
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