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The author considers analogical learning as a continuous process in which analogy is used to conjecture new knowledge about domain, and discusses the possible application of analogical learning in expert systems. A framework of analogical learning is presented which addresses the concept of analogical learning and describes the procedures that can be used to apply the concept to expert systems. An example is taken from an implemented expert system in AIDS intervention and prevention.<>