How to get environment-based parsing tree from Parsey McParseface

Parsey McParsey by default creates a dependency-based parsing tree, but is this a way to get election-based parsing tree from it?

EDIT: To clarify, “get from him,” I mean from Parsi himself. Although creating a tree from ConLL output would also be an option.

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I researched this, and I believe the answer is that you cannot get the parsing directly from Parsey McParseface or any other syntax model.

Syntax analysis is fundamentally different from dependency analysis , and the syntax network is designed to create dependency analysis. In fact, the CoNLL format , which the syntax yields, is not even able to display the parsing tree:

The HEAD and DEPREL fields are used to encode the dependency tree above words.

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