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MemGuard-Alpha: Limits of Membership Inference for Detecting and Filtering Memorization-Contaminated Signals in LLM-Based Financial Forecasting
Large language models are increasingly used to generate financial alpha signals, but many have memorized the historical data in their training corpora, producing apparent accuracy that collapses out of sample. Membership inference attacks (MIA) have been proposed as a diagnostic. What has not been e
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