RelFinder (Relation Finder) is one of the DBpedia applications that extracts a graph using the relationships between objects in any dataset. It also provides a powerful visualisation tool to show this graph by highlighting and filtering features. RelFinder is capable of working on any RDF dataset which provides a SPARQL endpoint. The current version collects information from some popular semantic datasets including DBpedia, DBTune and Linked Movie Database.
The user interface is very easy-to-use. First, enter at least two objects from the supported datasets into to the text boxes with auto-completion feature and just click "Find Relations" button. Then, RelFinder starts constructing the RDF graph which may grow for a while by newly by immediately discovered links. You can also try prepared examples to find out that both Einstein and Gödel studied in The Institute for Advanced Study located in Princeton, NJ or to reveal that the common ground of Ferrari, Fiat and Masserati is Italy.
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