is_normalized() not working

[RubensBenevides]

I have tested the is_normalized() function with two normalized dual quaternions, dq1 and dq2, but it only returns False. The two dual quaternions:

dq1 = DualQuaternion(-0.19846574648301676, -0.003727645110356892, 0.019714514040105935, 0.9799024390575996) + (-0.26885821157532125, 20.377681310377717, -3.2778468461642998, 0.0890116940545257)e>

dq2 = DualQuaternion(-0.19815311910261352, -0.004011949502977785, 0.019765922709431866, 0.9799635472559859) + (-0.2819718824973357, 20.36564434954993, -3.2589343810704126, 0.09209339883505874)e>

dq1 and dq2 are normalized, if we use the function below in dq1 and dq2, it returns:
'Rotation part is normalized'
'The dual part is normalized'

def is_dual_quaternion_normalized(dual_quaternion):
    tolerance = 1e-15
    # Check the rotation part
    if abs(dual_quaternion.q_r.norm - 1) > tolerance:
        print("Rotation part is not normalized")
    else:
        print("Rotation part is normalized")
    # Check the dual part
    part1 = dual_quaternion.q_r * dual_quaternion.q_d.conjugate
    part2 = dual_quaternion.q_d*dual_quaternion.q_r.conjugate
    if abs(sum(part1 + part2)) > tolerance:
        print("Dual part is not normalized")
    else:
        print("Dual part is normalized")

[Achllle]

Thanks for reporting this!
I just tested this in #10 where the is_normalized function works as follows:

return np.isclose(self.q_r.norm, 1.0) and np.isclose(self.q_r.w * self.q_d.w + np.dot(self.q_r.vector, self.q_d.vector), 0)

The function docstrings describe why this works.

Testing it on your dual quaternions:

from dual_quaternions import DualQuaternion as DQ
import numpy as np
dq1 = DQ.from_dq_array(np.array([-0.19846574648301676, -0.003727645110356892, 0.019714514040105935, 0.9799024390575996, -0.26885821157532125, 20.377681310377717, -3.2778468461642998, 0.0890116940545257]))
dq2 = DQ.from_dq_array(np.array([-0.19815311910261352, -0.004011949502977785, 0.019765922709431866, 0.9799635472559859, -0.2819718824973357, 20.36564434954993, -3.2589343810704126, 0.09209339883505874]))

print(dq1.is_normalized)
print(dq2.is_normalized)

yields

True
True

I will revisit that PR and make sure the fix gets in.