Pitch accent of "たくさんの人"


I am trying to parse the pitch accent of the bolded phrase in the following
sentence:

> 毎日、 **たくさんの人が** 秋夫の船にのります

The word たくさん has pitch taKUSAn, while the word 人 has pitch "hiTO" (with the
"hi" devoiced). But according to prosody, the pitch of the full word (with
particle) "たくさんの人が" comes out to "taKUSANNOHITOga":

> [![enter image description
> here](https://i.stack.imgur.com/YXweI.png)](https://i.stack.imgur.com/YXweI.png)

It's as if the whole phrase is odaka. Moreover, if I try to force prosody to
parse the phrase as "taKUSAn no hiTO GA", it gives me an error:

> [![enter image description
> here](https://i.stack.imgur.com/CEkSt.png)](https://i.stack.imgur.com/CEkSt.png)

Is prosody correct? If so, what's going on?




OJAD's Suzuki-kun/Prosody is simply wrong. It often is.

The correct accent is たくさ＼んのひと＼が (aka たくさんのひとが{LHHLLLHL}, though the と will be
lower than the さ due to terracing, which is not possible to represent with
this site's LH notation)

Namely:

  * たくさん is [3] and stays [3] regardless of whether it's followed by の or not (unlike 日本 for example, which will turn from [2] into [0] when followed by の).
  * ひと is [0] standalone, but when modified by a proceeding phrase, it becomes [2] (odaka).




OJAD's Suzuki-kun/Prosody is simply wrong. It often is.

The correct accent is たくさ＼んのひと＼が (aka たくさんのひとが{LHHLLLHL}, though the と will be
lower than the さ due to terracing, which is not possible to represent with
this site's LH notation)

Namely:

  * たくさん is [3] and stays [3] regardless of whether it's followed by の or not (unlike 日本 for example, which will turn from [2] into [0] when followed by の).
  * ひと is [0] standalone, but when modified by a proceeding phrase, it becomes [2] (odaka).

