Computer vision · University of Central Florida

Abdul Mohaimen
Al Radi

I'm a PhD student at the University of Central Florida, advised by Dr. Yu Tian and Dr. Mubarak Shah. I work on long-horizon video generation and video diffusion models, and I also study AI agents in medicine.

My earlier research focused on image restoration, particularly image deblurring. Before joining UCF, I was a research assistant at the Cognitive Agents and Interaction Lab at the University of Dhaka.

Abdul Mohaimen Al Radi

Research

My research focuses on extending video diffusion models to generate longer videos while maintaining consistency over time. I'm particularly interested in how models retain and use past context as a video unfolds. Alongside this work, I study AI agents in medicine, including how they use tools and knowledge to support clinical tasks.

  • Long-horizon video generation
  • Spatial memory
  • Image restoration
  • Medical AI agents

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Education

University of Central Florida

Fall 2025 – Present

PhD student in Computer Science

University of Dhaka

Jan 2019 – Jan 2024

BSc in Computer Science and Engineering

CGPA 3.72/4.00 · Top 10% of class

Work Experience

Graduate Research Assistant

Fall 2025 – Present

University of Central Florida

Advised by Dr. Yu Tian and Dr. Mubarak Shah

Research Assistant

Jan 2024 – Aug 2025

Cognitive Agents and Interaction Lab, University of Dhaka

Advised by Dr. Md Mosaddek Khan

Research Collaborator

Jun 2020 – Sep 2022

University of Dhaka

Advised by Dr. Mosarrat Jahan

Publications

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Papers and preprints. * denotes equal contribution.

A license plate deblurring comparison: input, MIMO UNet+, Restormer, and our method. Restoring detail across domains

ICAART · 2026

From Attention to Frequency: Integration of Vision Transformer and FFT-ReLU for Enhanced Image Deblurring

Syed Mumtahin Mahmud, Mahdi Mohd Hossain Noki, Prothito Shovon Majumder, Abdul Mohaimen Al Radi, Md. Haider Ali, Md Mosaddek Khan

A dual-domain architecture combining Vision Transformers with an FFT-ReLU frequency module. Spatial attention captures local and global dependencies while frequency-domain sparsity suppresses blur artifacts.

A medical AI agent connects clinical tasks with tools, knowledge, and human oversight. Clinical agents, tools & knowledge

Preprint · 2025

Agentic Large-Language-Model Systems in Medicine: A Systematic Review and Taxonomy

Abdul Mohaimen Al Radi, Xu Cao, Fanyang Yu, Yuyuan Liu, Fengbei Liu, Chong Wang, Yuanhong Chen, Jintai Chen, Hu Wang, Yanda Meng, Zhenyi Wang, Chen Chen, Mubarak Shah, Tianyu Han, Christos Davatzikos, MacLean P. Nasrallah, Yu Tian

A systematic review of more than 140 studies on LLM-based medical agents. Our taxonomy connects clinical applications, autonomy, tool use, and knowledge integration, alongside the challenges of human oversight and trustworthy deployment.

Additional Experience