I have one example where Stanford NLP outputs a weird parse tree for the sentence:
Clean my desk
(ROOT
(NP
(NP (JJ Clean))
(NP (PRP$ my) (NN desk))))
As you can see, it tags the word Clean as an adjective dependent on the verb desk with the whole phrase being tagged as a Noun Phrase, while my expectation is for Clean to be tagged as a verb, and the phase as a Verb Phrase.
The JJ-PRP$-NN combination simply doesn't make sense in English to me. Anyone ever run into something similar? I know that Stanford NLP results sometimes differ based on the sequence (?) of parsing tools run. How to make this tag properly?