In range-based pose tracking, the translation and rotation of an object with respect to a global coordinate system has to be estimated. The ranges are measured between the target and the global frame. In this paper, an intelligent decomposition is introduced in order to reduce the computational effort for pose tracking. Usually, decomposition procedures only exploit conditionally linear models. In this paper, this principle is generalized to conditionally integrable substructures and applied to pose tracking. Due to a modified measurement equation, parts of the problem can even be solved analytically
