A dictating machine accepting continuous speech: evaluation of a design. - Mary O'Kane; G. Jones; P. E. Kenne (ECST, 1987)

WAL - a speech recognition programming language. - S. Atkins; P. E. Kenne; D. Landy; S. Nulsen; Mary O'Kane (ICSLP, 1990)

Generalising from single-speaker recognition in a feature-based recogniser. - Mary O'Kane; P. E. Kenne; D. Landy; S. Atkins (EUROSPEECH, 1991)

Word and phrase spotting with limited training. - Mary O'Kane; P. E. Kenne (EUROSPEECH, 1993)

Derivation of a large speech and natural language database through alignment of court recordings an their transcripts. - P. E. Kenne; Hamish G. Pearcy; Mary O'Kane (ICSLP, 1994)

Language modeling of spontaneous speech in a court context. - P. E. Kenne; Mary O'Kane; Hamish G. Pearcy (EUROSPEECH, 1995)

A grammar of conversational English. - Mary O'Kane; P. E. Kenne; Hamish G. Pearcy (EUROSPEECH, 1995)

Hybrid language models and spontaneous legal discourse. - P. E. Kenne; Mary O'Kane (ICSLP, 1996)

Topic change and local perplexity in spoken legal dialogue. - P. E. Kenne; Mary O'Kane (ICSLP, 1996)

Changing the topic: how long does it take? - Mary O'Kane; P. E. Kenne (ICSLP, 1996)

Hybrid language models: is simpler better? - P. E. Kenne; Mary O'Kane (EUROSPEECH, 1997)