Tanvir Redoy

Tanvir Redoy

CS PhD Student @ Baylor University

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I am currently a Ph.D. Student in Computer Science at Baylor University, glad and greateful to be advised by Dr. Andrew Freeman. Prior to that, I obtained my B.Sc. degree in Computer Science and Engineering from Rajshahi University of Engineering and Technology (RUET), under the supervision of Md. Zahirul Islam.

My research interests include Video Streaming & Compression, Neural Video Coding, Computer Vision, Networking, Generative AI. I am passionate about developing novel approaches to solve complex problems in my field.

Traveling, Photography, and Filmmaking—this combination makes feel me refreshed.

🎯 News

  • Feb, 2026 — Paper Accepted in ACM NOSSDAV’26, Point Cloud Streaming with Latency-Driven Implicit Adaptation using MoQ.
  • Jan, 2026 — Started working on Client-Side Video Analysis for Content Moderation with MoQ.
  • Jan, 2026 — Submitted a research work to ACM NOSSDAV'26.
  • Dec, 2025 — Preparing a research publication in collaboration with international researchers.
  • Nov, 2025 — Reproduced a MoQ-based point-cloud live streaming system and extended it into a complete VV-DASH workflow.
  • Oct, 2025 — Built out complete evaluation pipelines for neural codecs like DCVC-RT.
  • Sept, 2025 — Analyzing emerging Neural Video Codecs (such as C3, NEVC-1.0, Cool-Chic).
  • Aug, 2025 — Started Ph.D. in Computer Science at Baylor University.

"My Boy, Life is Good, Life is Beautiful, Life is Simple."

Rezaul Karim, Dept. of Mathematics, Notre Dame College

Research Projects

RD curve for Seq. Bosphorus Visual repr. of a frame from Seq. Bosphorus

DCVC-RT vs HEVC/AV1 Efficiency Benchmarking

Code

Evaluation pipelines to compare traditional codecs with neural codecs, focusing on BD-rate, complexity, and real-time feasibility.

Project 2 Project 2 Alt

Point Cloud Live Streaming—MoQ vs DASH

Paper (arXiv)

Latency driven MoQ-based point cloud live streaming pipeline, and performance comparison against VV-DASH architecture.

Project 3 Project 3 Alt

Cuboidal Image Map utilization to generate CUs partition decisions

Paper / Code

Modification of VVC encoder (VTM-20.2) pipeline to bypass expensive RDO stages and integrate algorithm-generated predictions.

📝 Selected Publications

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Teaching

Lecturer | Dept. of CSE, Daffodil International University, Dhaka, Bangladesh
  • Jan, 2025 - April, 2025: Compiler Design (CSE331, CSE332), Artificial Intelligence Lab (CSE412), Theory of Computation (CSE228).
  • May, 2025 - July, 2025: Object Oriented Programming with Java (CSE221, CSE222).

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🏆 Awards & Honors

  • Prime Minister Cub-Scout Award [1st position nationwide], Bangladesh Scouts.
  • 1st in 8th semester, GPA: 4.00, Dept. of CSE, RUET.
  • 100% Attendance Certificate, Notre Dame College, Dhaka.
  • Education Board scholarships e.g., HSC, SSC.

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