We also noted some problems unique to your paper, in particular: 

   please use requested reference format
DONE
   put Section 1 heading in lowercase
DONE
   reduce font size in figures

Titles and sections: 

S5. Capitalize the first letter of all content words in the paper title, 
    section headings, and subsection headings, but use lower case for
    the other letters in those words.
DONE

Citations in the text:

C4. State the authors' names and the year of publication in both the text 
    and reference section; do NOT use a paper number. 
DONE

Formatting the reference list:

R1. In the reference section, spell out the complete name of a journal or
    proceedings; for the latter, make sure to include "Proceedings of",
    write out the conference number in words (e.g., "Tenth" rather than 
    "10th"), and do NOT include abbreviations (like AAAI-97). 
DONE

R5. Include page numbers for journal articles, using the format "101-120", 
    and for conference papers, using "(pp. 101-108)"; give the volume 
    number for journal articles but NOT the issue number.
DONE

R6. Provide the publisher's location followed by the publisher's name 
    for both books and proceedings, as in "Cambridge, MA: MIT Press"; 
    if a city is well known (e.g., Boston), omit the state or country. 
DONE except for Springer-Verlag/European workshop on COLT

R8. Capitalize the first letter of all content words in titles of journals 
    and proceedings, but capitalize only the first letter of the first word
    in titles (and subtitles) of papers, chapters, books, and tech reports. 
Stupid but DONE

R9. Negatively indent the second and successive lines in each reference 
    by 10 points (0.138 inches or 0.351 cm); the early style files had 
    larger indentation, so download and use the most recent versions. 
DONE