Finite element model updating techniques for uncertain parameters have been extensively developed in recent years. Due to the limited information available on the probability distributions of parameters in practical engineering applications, interval analysis has emerged as a prominent research approach. Traditional interval algorithms, as a fundamental component of interval analysis, commonly assume parameter independence, which often results in significant and unavoidable interval overestimation. To address this issue in interval finite element model updating, this paper proposes a novel methodology that introduces the Chebyshev inclusion function based on cut high-dimensional model representations (Cut-HDMR), combined with a constraint interval algorithm(CIA), into the updating process. First, the Chebyshev inclusion function is used to approximate the modal frequencies decomposed by the Cut-HDMR method, forming a constraint interval representation. Then, a constraint interval finite element model updating method is developed, in which both modal frequencies and the parameters to be updated are described within the same constraint interval model. To demonstrate the practicality of the proposed approach, an interval finite element model updating toolbox is established. The effectiveness of the method in reducing interval overestimation is validated through several numerical examples, including a spring–mass system, the Garteur aircraft model, and a double-deck bridge model.
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