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problematic is your second table. it is wider than column width. it is posiblepossible to make it narrower, however content of table is unknown, so the obtained result probably in real document twillwill not workworks.

as you can see, i change table layout. tofor my taste has now looks better look-out. for this i add two new packages: booktabs for rules and siunitx for S column type. i also assume that content of column header is the widest cells contents.

problematic is your second table. it is wider than column width. it is posible to make narrower, however content of table is unknown, so the obtained result probably in real document twill not work.

as you can see, i change table layout. to my taste has now better look-out. for this i add two new packages: booktabs for rules and siunitx for S column type. i also assume that content of column header is the widest cells contents.

problematic is your second table. it is wider than column width. it is possible to make it narrower, however content of table is unknown, so the obtained result probably in real document will not works.

as you can see, i change table layout. for my taste now looks better. for this i add two new packages: booktabs for rules and siunitx for S column type. i also assume that content of column header is the widest cells contents.

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problematic is your second table. it is wider than column width. it is posible to make narrower, however content of table is unknown, so the obtained result probably in real document twill not work.

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as you can see, i change table layout. to my taste has now better look-out. for this i add two new packages: booktabs for rules and siunitx for S column type. i also assume that content of column header is the widest cells contents.

\documentclass[10pt,twocolumn,letterpaper]{article} \usepackage{siunitx} \usepackage{array, booktabs} \newcommand\mc[1]{\multicolumn{1}{>{\bfseries}c}{#1}} \usepackage{lipsum} \begin{document} \section{Results} \label{Sec:results} \lipsum[22] %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% Table \begin{table}[htb] \centering \begin{tabular}{l l S[table-format=2.1]} \toprule \mc{Method} & \mc{Input} & \mc{Accuracy} \\ \midrule 3DShapeNets & volumetric & 84.7 \\ Voxnet & volumetric & 85.9 \\ \midrule PointNet & points & 89.2 \\ PointNet++ & points & 90.7 \\ Kd-network & points & {91.8 / 90.6} \\ \midrule Ours & points & {?} \\ \bottomrule \end{tabular} \caption{Classification Accuracy on ModelNet40 dataset} \label{table:ClassificationAcc} \end{table} \lipsum[44] \begin{table}[htb] \centering \begin{tabular}{ l l l l} \toprule \mc{Method} & \mc{Data} & \mc{Permutations} & \mc{Points} \\ \midrule PointNet & & & \\ PointNet++ & & & \\ Kd-Network & & & \\ \bottomrule \end{tabular} \caption{Challenges summary } \label{table:ChallangeComp} \end{table} \lipsum \subsection{Architecture Design Analysis} \label{SubSec:Arch_Dn_Analysis} \subsection{Visualizations} \label{SubSec:Vis} \end{document} 

above mwe gives no error, no warning, no bad boxes.