\begin{figure}
\centering
\subfloat[Raw Line Extraction]{\label{fig:lex_raw}\includegraphics[width=0.35\textwidth]{EXPS/raw_extraction.png}}
\hspace{4pt}
\subfloat[Using Timestamp Matching]{\label{fig:lex_tm}\includegraphics[width=0.35\textwidth]{EXPS/matched_extraction.png}}
\caption{Line Feature Extraction while spinning at +$1rad/s$; orange lines represent real walls.}
\label{fig:lExtraction}
\end{figure}
It'll just mess up with your table's caption... seems that there's something related to the caption package.
This problem will make your tables look like this:
The solution is to dump \usepackage{subfig} in favor of \usepackage{subfigure} and \subfloat[..]{..} in favor of \subfigure[..]{..}.. the rest is all the same
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