(I'm interested in constituency parsing for poetic purposes bc I think it maps more neatly than dependency parsing to people's internal mental models of how syntax works)
a fun thing I discovered about this model is that it doesn't label the constituent's head for you! which makes it sort of useless for what I want to use it for (swapping out constituents of a sentence at random with other constituents of the same type—you need to know the number of the head noun of an NP when you do this to retain subject/verb agreement). though I'm not sure if the model doesn't do this at all, or if it's just not exposed in the information returned from the wrapper code
Gregory's Server
a fun thing I discovered about this model is that it doesn't label the constituent's head for you! which makes it sort of useless for what I want to use it for (swapping out constituents of a sentence at random with other constituents of the same type—you need to know the number of the head noun of an NP when you do this to retain subject/verb agreement). though I'm not sure if the model doesn't do this at all, or if it's just not exposed in the information returned from the wrapper code