Update app.py

app.py

@@ -57,7 +57,7 @@ with gr.Blocks(title="Textile Machinery NER Demo") as demo:
     
     # Display a random example
     input_text = gr.Textbox(
-        value=" ",
+        value="The  machine  is  fed  by  means  of  an  endless  apron,  the wool  entering  at  the  smaller  end,  so  that  when  most  entangled it  is  subjected  to  the  least  motion.  This  apron  is  a  great improvement  on  former  machines,  which  were  filled  by  hand, an  operation  attended  with  danger,  and  sometimes  resulting  in accidents.  By  the  revolutions  of  the  cylinder,  the  wool  is  torn, disentangled,  and  cleaned,  and  by  the  gradually  increasing centrifugal  force,  it  is  impelled  forwards  towards  the  large end  of  the  cone,  encountering  in  its  way  increased  motion ; which,  however,  it  is  better  able  to  bear  by  becoming  less  and less  entangled  at  every  revolution. When  the  wool  thus  reaches  the  base  of  the  cone,  it  is tossed  into  a  chamber,  where  it  is  received  upon  another  end- less apron,  moving  in  a  direction  from  the  machine  instead  of towards  it.  Over  this  apron  is  a  cylindrical  wire  cage,  which revolves  on  an  axis  disposed  parallel  to  the  apron,  and  im- mediately over  it  is  a  revolving  fan.  Both  these  are  covered and  protected  by  sheet  iron  casings,  but  communicate  with the  chamber  which  receives  the  wool  from  the  cone.  When the  whole  is  at  work,  the  fan,  drawing  the  dust  out  of  the chamber,  blows  it  through  a  chimney,  or  pipe,  connected  with the  machine  for  the  purpose.  The  cage  prevents  the  escape of  the  wool  with  the  dust,  and,  by  its  passage  over  the  apron, it  lays  down  the  wool  in  a  continuous  fleece. The  coarser  wools,  destined  for  common  cloths,  are  willied more  than  once ;  for  instance,  before  and  after  dyeing,  and after  oiling,  and  before  they  are  scribbled ;  the  finer  wools  do not,  however,  require  this,  as  the  operation  of  scribbling  is  a sufficient  preparation  for  carding. In  the  West  of  England,  the  wool  is  beaten  with  wooden rollers,  by  women,  after  which  it  is  placed  in  a  wire  screen, or  hurdle,  and  pulled  with  the  hands,  so  as  to  get  rid  of  any burs  or  pitch,  or  other  dirt  which  may  not  have  been  separ- ated by  the  willy.",
         label="Text input",
         placeholder="Enter your text here",
         lines=5