parsing - Stanford Parser: how to extract dependencies? -

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My job may be to find a query in a sentence (maybe noun + verb ), Then remove the object.

Example: "Coding is sometimes difficult task." My query will be: "coding is" .

You get the typed dependencies: 

  nsubj (task-6, coding -1) police (task-6, two-two) advmod (task-6 , Sometimes -3) My program should remove the NSUbase Dependency, identify  "coding" as    as a query and  "work"  To save it  
 It may seem easy, but by now, I have not found any method to remove the dependence of a specific type, and I want to end my work. A really need it.  
 Any     
  You can get dependency by the following code:   
  tree tree = sentence.seat (tree annotation.class); // Obtain Dependency Tree TreeBangLanguageTLP = New PennTreebankLanguagePack (); Grammatical structure Edit GSF = TLP. GrammaticalStructureFactory (); Grammatical Structure GS = GSF Negmatic structure (tree); Collections & lt; TypedDependency & gt; Td = gs.typedDependenciesCollapsed (); Println (TD); Object [] list = td.toArray (); Println (list.length); Dependency typed dependency typed; (Object object: list) {typedDependency = (TypedDependency) object; System.out.println ("Deppency name" typedDependency.dep (). NodeString () + "::" + "node" + typed dependency .reln ()); ("Some")) {// your code}    .

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