| CPC G06F 17/13 (2013.01) | 11 Claims |

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1. A method for object tracking, the method comprising:
defining, by an electronic device, a state-space of interest based on a class of objects subject to tracking;
representing, by the electronic device, the state-space of interest using a finite element model (FEM) representation partitioning the state-space of interest in elements, wherein FEM is a numerical model representing said state-space partitioned into elements where basis functions are associated to the partitioning;
initiating, by the electronic device, a state-space distribution defining a probability density for different states of at least one tracked object in the state-space of interest;
updating, by the electronic device, the state-space distribution based on evidence, wherein the evidence being at least one of sensor data and external data of at least one tracked object in said class of objects;
propagating, by the electronic device, the state-space distribution of the at least one tracked object for a time period; and
autonomously prioritizing a state-space resolution of the state-space distribution, wherein prioritizing comprises increasing the resolution for the at least one tracked object in order to emphasize said at least one tracked object in said state-space distribution and lower resolution in domains of said state-space of interest having low priority.
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