What's the difference between module.train(False) and module.eval()?

[Ryan_Burgert1 (Ryan Burgert)]

What’s the difference between module.train(False) and module.eval()? They seem to have the same effect. On that note, why can’t I do module.eval(False) in place of module.train()?

[Valerio_Biscione (VlrBsc)]

EDIT: as mentioned here

What does nn.Module's train(True)/train(False) do

model.train(False) and model.eval() have the same effect, as the latter calls in fact the former function as seen in this line of code. If you see any differences, I guess this might be some random effects in your training.

eval() and train(False) are equivalent