These Python lines of code do not work for me :(

(sorry ignore my previous comment) Yep. But, it seems like to me that it says "NOTE: parsed 1 / 2 sentences, avg 231451k, time 0.95741s" to me. I've been confused that it only parsed 1 when I run it.

Yeah, I'm not quite sure on the parsing note and why it thinks my string is two sentences - possibly because the tree is split under head-comp: delph-in.github.io/delphin-viz/demo/…

But right now this is essentially doing what I want it to - I'd need to write rules for each grammar rule I want (which is a bit time intensive, but I only need a couple hundred to start, so it shouldn't be awful). It'd be nice to be able to hook directly into ACE (I guess I could rewrite the Zhong grammar to use my plain english text instead of 'redup-olr', but that seems like a poor idea in case they update the grammar)

Basically it's just mapping at this point, I think, and this is probably the correct answer to my question. But I am open to ideas to make it more efficient if anyone has any

...better answer?

Well yeah. I am essentially duplicating code here - I am parsing with ACE, and then doing mapping and postprocessing in Python. Maybe there's some way to apply TDL rules directly or something (though I suspect that's only possible with a parser, and I don't want to rewrite a parser). Basically I think I have the best solution to my problem above, but I am open to hearing new ideas

Quite because Python does not allow direct parsing.

And, 1 is not the only way to do it

Just on purpose

And also I don't know why 2 works

It's just statstical grammar...

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