How to get wanted nodes from Stanford Parser nlp?

The collection tdl is a list of typed dependencies. For this sentence, it contains.

The collection tdl is a list of typed dependencies. For this sentence, it contains: det(screen-2, the-1) nsubj(great-7, screen-2) amod(4-5, iphone-4) prep_of(screen-2, 4-5) cop(great-7, is-6) (as you can see by trying it out online). So, the dependency you want, nsubj(great-7, screen-2) is right there in that list.

Nsubj means that "screen" is the subject of "great". The collection of dependencies is just a Collection (List). For doing more sophisticated further processing, people commonly want to make the dependencies into a graph structure that can be variously searched and traversed.

There are various ways of doing that. We often use the (jgrapht)jgrapht.org/ library. But that's then code you are writing yourself.

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