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robot_pose_ekf is not terribly easy to adapt to new situations or use cases. If you understand how to implement the bayesian filter that you need, it will probably be easier to write and debug your own filter.

You may also want to look into the robot_localization and graft packages for more general-purpose kalman filter nodes.

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