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Institute of Industrial Science, the University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan S1. Data Distribution To ensure balanced configurational coverage across the full structural phase space of bilayer h- BN, training data for both models were assembled from seven structural categories: AA′, AA′ sliding, AB, AB sliding, BA, moiré superlattices, and monolayer configurations. The MACE fine- tuning dataset comprises 2,808 structures sampled from AIMD trajectories and static sliding pathways, while the EGCNN training dataset comprises 4,045 structures with DFT -computed BEC tensors. The notably larger representation of moiré structures reflects the structural complexity and atomic diversity of the ∑7, ∑13, and ∑19 commensurate superlattices. For both datasets, a stratified 8:2 train–test split was applied independently within each structural category to prevent dataset imbalance from biasing model generalization. The following Fig.S1 represents the distribution of the data used for fine-tunning MACE model and training the EGCNN model. 28 Fig.S1 Structural composition of the training datasets. (a) Distribution of the 2,808 structures used for fine-tuning the MACE machine learning potential, comprising seven structural subsets: monolayer h -BN, AA′, AA′ sliding ( AA′ 1-10), AB, AB sliding (AB_1 -10), BA, moiré superlattices (∑7 commensurabilities), and monolayer configurations. (b) Distribution of the 4,045 structures with DFT-computed BECs used for training the EGCNN model, comprising six struct

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