Two kinds of stochastic processes are discussed: explicitly non-markov
ian dichotomic noise with exponential damping of the memory, and impli
citly non-markovian composite noise being a (linear and/or nonlinear)
combination of several independent markovian dichotomic noises. The de
scription of stochastic flows driven by such noises is given. To illus
trate how the non-markovianity changes the behavior of the driven proc
ess, the evolution in time of the probability density P(x,t) describin
g the flow X(t) = xi(t) (the random telegraph process) driven by the n
on-markovian process xi(t) is calculated and compared with that driven
by markovian xi(t) Among others, in the non-markovian case oscillatio
ns in P(x,t) are found, and the possibility of additional noise-induce
d transitions is indicated.