Closed sandeepsoni closed 9 years ago
that's weird, it should be there. it's definitely a bug that it's not there.
Apparently, the root is not stored in the semantic graph. And an explanation is here. As per the suggestion there, I can get the root relation by calling a separate function.
If it makes sense to have the root relation in the python wrapper output, I could raise a pull request.
sure. make sure to link to that discussion. if they change their system then it's no use doing the workaround here. i wont have time to implement this anytime soon anyway, unless someone else want to.
Is it possible to obtain the root relation in the dependency parse using the wrapper just like the one described in the manual or in the online demo? In the fullparse mode, I don't see the root relation.
If there is no support, is it worthwhile to add it?